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Financial Institutions
Banka PostanskaS&T Serbia secures Postal Savings Bank dataThe customerThe Serbian Postal Savings Bank (Banka Postanska stedionica a.d.), established in 1921, is today the leading bank in Serbia, with every second Serbian included in its 1.7 million residential and 4500 business customers concluding their financial transactions through the bank. The bank engages 1400 employees and has a nationwide network of 4 subsidiaries and 27 branch offices. The bank‘s head office is in Belgrade. The Postal Savings Bank handles more than 300,000 transactions daily. The challengeData Security is very important for the Serbian Postal Savings because just a partial loss of data would be seriously damaging and could even result in the loss of clients. S&T has already successfully completed a number of projects for the company and was therefore also given the task of planning and implementing this ‘Disaster Recovery’ solution. The projectS&T Serbia had to implement its solution, tailored for the Postal Savings Bank, under normal operating conditions – without restricting the bank’s day-to-day business. Each implementation phase was tested extensively and optimizations were carried out on the basis of these tests. Complex, networked applications were migrated and integrated into the system. The Postal Savings Bank’s ‘Disaster Recovery System’ is based on IBM solutions for data security and encompasses the bank’s entire information system. The system is mirrored with two FAST4700 Express Storages – one for the production server, the other for stand-by operations. Data is replicated remotely and online from one Storage System to the other. On the one hand, this ensures round-the-clock data integrity, data security and data availability. On the other hand, data can be restored within minutes in the event of an emergency, and business operations can continue seamlessly. The solution designed for flexibility covers a wide range of potential disruption scenarios and contains a well thought-out back-up and archiving strategy for the bank‘s data. The intrinsic ‘single points of failure’ present before system conversion now have been eliminated and data processing speed has been significantly increased. In addition, operations control and maintenance is now simpler and more cost-effective. Benefit to the customer
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