- Your bank is facing growing competition from new entrants and existing players who are launching new products and services while also making their products faster and easier to use.
- The business wants to launch new products and services, but your existing core banking system struggles to support new capabilities.
- New vendors and offerings have come to market; they are quite different than your existing core, and you are struggling to keep up with the current state of the market and vendors.
Our Advice
Critical Insight
- Your team doesn’t have the time to scan the market because there are so many core banking systems and vendors.
- Core banking vendors are going in different directions from a product feature and capability perspective, and it is difficult to compare them side by side.
- There can be an overwhelming number of options, and you need to make sure that the features and functionality that your bank needs are met by the vendor you choose.
Impact and Result
- Aggregate the vendors into one landscape including a cross section of vendors to assure you are evaluating from a broad-based group of offerings.
- Define your bank’s key capabilities through cost and competitive advantages and map back the vendors’ capabilities to the retail banking reference architecture.
- Review the vendor functional criteria Info-Tech analyzed for ten key players in the core banking system market and summarized them.