The Financial Services sector has experienced a significant recovery over the past two years, but still faces many challenges. While most have returned to robust profitability, new, sustainable sources of revenue must be found and investor confidence restored. Over-leveraged balance sheets and significant impaired assets remain and must be addressed. Financial Services faces substantial and rising governance and compliance challenges. In the words of one Fortune 500 Financial Services CIO, “It’s gotten to the point where it seems like we are working for the regulators.”
Unsettled times are creating a lot of opportunity for those who can take advantage of it. To be successful, you must be agile, accurate and effectively manage compliance. Key to this is an agile, effective, compliant IT infrastructure.
Evergreen’s strategic approach to transforming IT is tailor made for financial services alignment. We bring the flow of IT work up out of the silos to the enterprise level. We rationalize, simplify and integrate the work; support it with accurate decision making data and automate it.
Our approach aligns your organization, processes and supporting technologies. It streamlines work, eliminates waste, automates compliance and improves the speed and quality of IT service. It creates an IT infrastructure that is flexible and extensible—well suited for supporting your strategy.
Download Evergreen's Financial Services Success Story or read on about our work with KeyBank.
KeyBank's Enterprise Technology Operations (ETO) organization engaged Evergreen, an ITIL consulting firm headquartered in Sterling, Virginia, to assist ETO in developing a successful IT Asset Management (ITAM) program. KeyBank's server inventory in their two primary data centers and their remote locations was unreliable. The ETO server environment was growing at an average of 25 servers a month and had rapidly reached a total of approximately 2,150 servers in the data centers. With no strong asset management discipline in place, additional servers were being purchased when there were existing unused servers that could satisfy the new demand. Additionally, new data center projects were kicking off that would require accurate, up-to-date information about the IT assets. Click here for the Key Bank success story.