The Philippines represents a major opportunity for GFG:FINsim, being an extremely well-banked nation of around 100 trading banks ... read more »

 

ASB Bank must deliver a banking service that maintains 99.995% availability 365 days of the year to its customers. The ability to conduct accurate testing is critical to achieving such high availability ...

"With GFG's Finsim we know what we've tested will actually run in production without any problems ..." read more »

Don Orr, Applications Manager ASB Bank

 

 

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GFG GROUP - E-NEWS - March 2006

 Welcome to our online update for GFG customers and partners

In this issue we look at how ASB Bank used GFG:FINsim to take what it describes as an 'exponential leap' forward in its ability to test new code and predict system behaviour. The story titled 'GFG Group signs million dollar deal' is kindly reprinted from the front page of Computerworld - it provides a newsy roundup of recent market activity. This month's Goldfinch Report analyses the dead bodies of failed prepaid or stored value payment schemes, and contrasts them with some notable successes. As usual, these sometimes controversial reports carry the disclaimer that they represent the personal opinion of Peter Goldfinch, rather than the views necessarily of GFG Group. We hope you'll find this update worthwhile. Please do send me your comments and feedback.

Best regards,
Marie Tamplin-Woods
Group Sales and Marketing Manager
GFG Group

ASB Bank: Seamless testing, seamless software production

ASB Bank - New Zealand's number one bank in terms of customer satisfaction - has deployed GFG:FINsim to automate all payment system and unit testing, taking what the bank describes as an 'exponential leap' forward in its ability to test new code and predict system behaviour ... read the full case study »

GFG Group signs million dollar deal

Technology New Zealand will match R&D spend for the next year - New Zealand payments system vendor GFG Group has signed international upgrade deals with two banks worth around $1 million. It is now servicing the clients directly rather than through Unisys, which sold the original Cadencie card management systems to the banks, one in Chicago and the other in the Dominican Republic ... read more »

GFG's Wayne Robinson appointed to new Group Operations Manager position

Wayne Robinson - GFG's former General Manager in Australia - has been appointed to the new position of Group Operations Manager, based in Auckland ... read more »

The Goldfinch Report: Mobile Wallet - Why a Card

Why would a mobile wallet be successful when so many other prepaid payment instruments have failed? Who will place funds into a mobile wallet where access is limited? In this issue of The Goldfinch Report, GFG Group's GM for South East Asia, Peter Goldfinch, applies his usual no holds barred approach to answering the above questions.

The Goldfinch report Download the Full Goldfinch Report

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