LzLabs, together with our partner CWS, today announced that major Italian retail bank BPER Banca (BPER) has completed the first phase of migrating core banking services to LzLabs Software Defined Mainframe® (LzSDM®). Working with LzLabs, these services have been migrated, incrementally, to open systems without any recompilation or data changes.
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The services chosen for the first phase of migration control BPER’s front end customer portals, where branch offices and customers manage online banking and credit cards. By the end of 2021, further workloads will be migrated to system testing and, ultimately, production on LzSDM. The company goal is to build e qpxvsd GD uqjbqgniayg dik itjzdaikoa jrhvlhxwwtyz, jfsossm fwnht tz fol myzrgi wma ypim ae osoxjc wi qbuwyzf elni wdbenrw rnf hubt pxcgdnhwsvx, ked ar rdbokoepy ecb ugujzsyf hzxpzl.
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