Banking Projects

Decision makers have to challenge all the entity to achieve Successfull.

Every day, every time we are involved in projects to boost the business to new horizons, markets, technologies that always are defiing the future with experience and new methodologies.

This Web site tries to inform about succesfull technologie projects to review how to be winners.

We need new strategies and Innovation in modelling banking to challenge all our knowledge and experience

With growing customer expectations and rapid digitalization in the industry, the banks that don’t evolve along with the latest cloud computing trends will be left behind.

It can be a daunting transition and we understand the importance of smooth transitions and integrations, especially when handling large data volumes. At Aliz, we’re here to support you and help you make the best of your current banking infrastructure.

We can help you harness the power of Google Cloud and take your customers’ experience to the next level.

Not convinced? Check out how we helped Bank Jago develop their real-time data platform and workflows with Google Cloud.

Core banking System with AWS

This Guidance helps financial institutions build a modern core banking system using native AWS services. Banks traditionally have legacy core banking applications, which are monolithic and lack open architecture. With a modern cloud-based core, banks can be more agile and innovate to better serve their financial services customers by adding new functionalities and releasing features quickly.

How to Power Banking Services with Google Cloud

Protect all your sensitive data through solid security and encryption

Cloud security is a necessity for any enterprise that has sensitive data at its core. Protecting all your sensitive data through solid security and encryption is critical to the success of any business, regardless of whether it’s in a cloud or on-premises environment.

The GCP is verified and vetted by several global security standards including the financial control standards, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27017, AICPA SOC, Japan FISC, and more.

Transition to Google Cloud with Aliz

With growing customer expectations and rapid digitalization in the industry, the banks that don’t evolve along with the latest cloud computing trends will be left behind.

We can help you harness the power of Google Cloud and take your customers’ experience to the next level.

Not convinced? Check out how we helped Bank Jago develop their real-time data platform and workflows with Google Cloud.

Engage customers with personalization using Contact Center AI

Gone are the days of long waiting queues to get in touch with an agent. Time is money, especially for banking services where customers need real-time results and accessibility counts for everything.

With Google Cloud's Contact Center AI, banks can connect customers to virtual agents that both interact naturally with customers while also assisting your regular customer service team with more complicated queries.

Combine this with the usefulness of BigQuery enterprise data warehouse to stay on top of your customer's needs. By democratizing insights, you can better predict the needs of your customers by analyzing their transactions and behavior.

Better understand the impact of physical and digital access points on customer experience

When we talk about physical access points, we mean bank branches, ATMs, and other physical locations where customers can interact with bank staff or cashiers.

Digital access points, on the other hand, include mobile apps, online banking and a bank's digital storefront through the form of its main website.

These digital channels allow customers to manage their accounts in real-time from any location at any time of day. They also offer a good opportunity for banks to provide more personalization, such as by suggesting products that may be helpful based on past transactions or usage patterns.

Banking architecture with BIAN

The financial services industry is experiencing intense pressure as the status quo is challenged by: sweeping regulatory changes; the proliferation of advanced technologies; and, FinTechs testing traditional banking models. Finally, it seems many banks are ready to confront the severe limitations of their aging systems. At the same time, they seek to position themselves to compete with new and emerging banking practices. Information technology represents both a significant constraint and a key enabler for banks during this period of radical transformation. But there is a fundamental technology challenge: most legacy systems and even many more recent system developments have been designed to streamline and automate highly structured banking processes. Over time the cycle of incremental process automation has resulted in increasingly fragmented and overlapping application portfolios as new process oriented solutions have simply been superimposed on existing processing facilities. To break this cycle both to repurpose legacy systems and integrate new advanced solutions banks need to adopt a very different approach: one based on a ‘componentized’ model of the banking business. This component view of banking defines discrete functional building blocks that can be flexibly assembled to support the business