Case Studies

A leading global credit rating agency needed to modernize how Finance, HR, Risk, and IT teams accessed and used enterprise data.

A Major Mortgage Firm maintained three data centers (two in-region plus one disaster recovery site) with over 10,000 VMware servers supporting more than 800 business applications.

An Online Payments Major undertook the C++ elimination initiative because the language had become a concentrated course of security risk, engineering drag and talent exposure across it's payment platform.

One of the largest pre-paid card issuers, processing $158 billion in Gross Dollar Value (GDV) annually, needed to modernize its data infrastructure to support scalable analytics, data science, and long-term data product development.

The client's periodic user access certification process was manual, fragmented, and heavily dependent on application owners and managers reviewing large volumes of access data across Active Directory, IAM platforms, and applications.

A US bank processing $36.3 billion across 603.7 million transactions annually, serving 88,000 small business merchants, relied on largely manual processes for mainframe data retrieval and transaction reconciliation.

One of the Leading global credit rating firm had their L1 Operations relied heavily on a 24×7 team to manually monitor scheduled jobs and applications, perform application sanity checks, execute recurring and ad-hoc operational activities, and respond to user incidents. As the technology landscape and number of supported applications grew, the operating model required additional human capacity to absorb additional workload.