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This is an archive article published on April 28, 2010

SBI,IBM announce tie-up

With IBM's help SBI will create a single information repository for the bank,its foreign offices,associates and subsidiaries.

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IBM announced the start of implementation of a turnkey solution at State Bank of India,to create a single information repository for the bank,its foreign offices,associates and subsidiaries.

The new solution aims at enabling SBI to build collaborative information sharing platform (Enterprise Data Warehouse),helping it provide right information to the right people at the right time,thus giving the business an ability to take informed and intelligent decisions across the enterprise.

The new solution will enable the bank staff to concentrate on more valuable tasks such as up-selling and cross-selling,performing more sophisticated analysis and delivering a higher level of customer service. The bank will offer new promotions to customers based on comprehensive,up-to-date customer profiles. With better insight into the unique requirements of each customer,SBI staff will be able to offer timely,customized services to meet those needs.

The turnkey project involves provisioning of hardware required to host the solution,Information Management software required to build necessary applications and reporting,world class services around business intelligence and analytics,as well as helping SBI setup an Information Management competency centre.

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