DUBAI, UAE: In the face of the rising competition, banks are currently investing more in technology and as a result IT is considered a business enabler rather than a support function. Banks are competitively working to enrich banking experience in various channels while contributing to their bottom line.
With consumers becoming more demanding, technology is now driving business in banks resulting in a shift from conventional banking to a variety of other platforms.
Banks are realising the growing importance of updating their legacy systems to enhance their service offering. In an interview with IQPC, Dharmaraj Ramakrishnan, Head of Core Banking Unit, ING Vysya Bank stressed "Progressive modernisation is the right way to go for cost-effective technology aiding IT. Key steps we follow are: identifying the legacy systems which are to be replaced; carrying out a cost benefit analysis and justifying the capital investment and finally ensuring deployment of new systems are aligned with business priorities - this will help in achieving a faster ROI."
ING Vysya will be sharing their success story at the Banking Technology India Summit 2011 being held in Mumbai on the 15th and 16th November 2011 at the Four Seasons Hotel. The Summit is being conducted by IQPC and brings together industry experts including Umesh Jain: CIO - Yes Bank , Rajnish Khare: Head of Remote Banking - Standard Chartered Bank, P.R Somasundaram: CEO & MD- The Lakshmi Villas Bank Ltd, Shrinath Bolloju: MD& COO- India Deutsche Bank, Sameer Ratolikar: CISO Risk Management- Bank of India, Munish Mittal: Executive Vice President IT- HDFC Bank, Jason O'Shaughnessy : Managing Director EMEA- Yodlee, Sudhakar Ramasubramanian: Managing Director - Aditya Birla Money Ltd - Aditya Birla Money Mart ltd and many more.
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For more information contact Michelle Petiza, Marketing Manager, IQPC Middle East. Email enquiry@iqpc.ae or call +971-364-2975 or visit http://www.bankingtechnologyindia.com
