EWS Implementation
Our business analyst team set up a series of meetings with the Bank’s representatives to fully understand the requirements.
After a thorough analysis, our experts proposed the implementation of EWS to provide effective monitoring of the Bank’s corporate customers. The software solution would allow the Bank to:
- avoid loan portfolio deterioration
- automate loan portfolio monitoring process
- generate reports on the current state of the Bank’s loan portfolio
- automate the procedure of KRI signals processing
- improve the quality and speed of response to KRI signals at early stages
- analyze the Bank’s customers’ financial situation quickly and efficiently
- improve workload distribution among different Bank departments
- optimize the Bank’s specialists workload
The Key Points of the Project
As a result of a series of strategy sessions with the Bank, our team selected a few improvement areas and designed the overall software solution implementation approach.
The final list of the project milestones looked as follows:
- improve Bank’s client profile development
- key risk indicators profile implementation
- security notification profile development
- on-line and off-line monitoring systems implementation
- implementation of credit data analysis systems
- tunable reporting system development
- internal audit system implementation
The Challenges of Integration
The major issue was that the Bank had already been using several software solutions. But they were not integrated and worked independently. This caused the desynchronization of data exchange, requiring our IT specialists to adapt their approach to account for various modules and microservices based on different platforms.
Integration with Windows Active Directory
Our technical team had to work on the Bank’s premises and with their security and IT departments’ specialists. Together, we implemented changes and instantaneously checked their workability.
Integration of the Information Security System notifications with the Bank’s external systems.
Due to the lack of access to Information Security System of the Bank, our technical experts had to involve authorized Bank’s specialists to check new software functionality.
Integration with Bank’s Enterprise Service Bus (ESB).
As the ESB itself and computer software in the Bank were not new and stable, our team had to adapt them to our contemporary technologies, tune and streamline robust connections between them.
Integration with notifications sending server.
The solution we offered is fully compatible with all known platforms. But the Bank’s computer software was not so advanced. That’s why our specialists had to manually rewrite some program code of our software to integrate with outdated systems.
The Challenges of EWS Implementation
In the course of EWS development, our team successfully solved a few problems that the Bank’s management considered crucial. Our IT specialists have done the following work:
- EWS integration into the current Bank systems and microservices via Enterprise Service Bus SonicESB using JMS-protocol.
- Implementation of automated Offline monitoring of customers’ data from internal databases.
- Implementation of online customers’ data monitoring.
- Implementation of administrator accounts to ensure the set-up of the user interface (UI), behavior patterns, role models, decision making, and data security event monitoring.
- EWS integration into the Bank’s electronic document security system.
- Notification system implementation.
- Implementation of online information updates via WebSocket protocol.
- Implementation of a decision-making module for customers’ KRIs analysis and determination of their risk status on the basis of BRMS Corticon.
Stress test results have shown that the implemented system successfully copes with the requirements. In 90% of cases, the delay time does not exceed 3 seconds. In addition, cases of memory leaks are not detected during the tests.
Revenue increase
The delay time in 90% of cases
Memory leaks during the tests