
The Rise of Multicore: Core Banking System Transformation and the Many Ways to Be Digital
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The Rise of Multicore: Core Banking System Transformation and the Many Ways to Be Digital
This IDC Perspective presents a multicore framework for core banking system transformation, especially for mature and incumbent banks. The framework recognizes how these banks can introduce fourth-generation digital core banking capabilities alongside the existing and legacy core system. Transformation can be done more cautiously and over a longer period of time, consistent with a bank's priorities, capabilities, and risk appetite."There are four possible usages and roles for core banking in the multicore model: main core, specialty core, edge core, or parallel core. Every bank's journey is different, and there are different project types for a suitable digital core banking implementation and legacy core replacement. But, essentially, when a bank considers a core banking system, it is not just a simple 'one over the other.' In some cases, it can be 'one and others.'" — Michael Araneta, AVP, IDC Financial Insights"The multicore model integrates the best from main and specialty legacy core platforms with modern digital core banking platforms to provide a richer digital banking experience for customers on the front end while legacy core banking continues to do the heavy lifting on the back end." — Steve Shipley, adjunct CIO, IDC Financial Insights
Please Note: Extended description available upon request.
This IDC Perspective presents a multicore framework for core banking system transformation, especially for mature and incumbent banks. The framework recognizes how these banks can introduce fourth-generation digital core banking capabilities alongside the existing and legacy core system. Transformation can be done more cautiously and over a longer period of time, consistent with a bank's priorities, capabilities, and risk appetite."There are four possible usages and roles for core banking in the multicore model: main core, specialty core, edge core, or parallel core. Every bank's journey is different, and there are different project types for a suitable digital core banking implementation and legacy core replacement. But, essentially, when a bank considers a core banking system, it is not just a simple 'one over the other.' In some cases, it can be 'one and others.'" — Michael Araneta, AVP, IDC Financial Insights"The multicore model integrates the best from main and specialty legacy core platforms with modern digital core banking platforms to provide a richer digital banking experience for customers on the front end while legacy core banking continues to do the heavy lifting on the back end." — Steve Shipley, adjunct CIO, IDC Financial Insights
Please Note: Extended description available upon request.
Table of Contents
27 Pages
- Executive Snapshot
- Situation Overview
- Multicore Model
- Is Multicore Right for Your Bank?
- Overview
- Main Legacy Core
- Specialty Legacy Core
- Edge Digital Core
- Parallel Digital Core
- The Path to Achieving Digital Core Banking
- Seven Project Approaches to Digital Core
- Big Bang (Non-Multicore)
- Edge Multicore
- Channel and Engagement Focus
- Future Process Masters
- Cost-Efficiency Seekers
- Parallel Digital Core
- New Digital Banks
- Ambitious Overhauls
- Iterative Replacements
- Guidelines for Implementing Digital Core
- ADVICE FOR THE TECHNOLOGY BUYER
- Learn More
- Related Research
- Synopsis
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