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Eastern
Bank Limited
Core Banking: In 2002, Eastern Bank Limited was looking towards
implementing a world-class, centralized, on-line banking solution
running on an open platform to automate all their business
functionalities, enhance back-office productivity and control and
introduce new channels. After careful evaluation, FLEXCUBE was selected
as the product, dataedge delivered and implemented FLEXCUBE online
banking solution to Eastern Bank in 2003. The scope of work (SOW) was to
evaluate existing process and system study, assist the bank to identify
the best available option for the technology platform, set-up and
identify the IT team resources.
Card System: dataedge has also implemented end-to-end payment
card solution including Debit & Credit cards, Card Personalization
system and interface to Visa, Banking software as well as other 3rd
party switch(es) in Eastern Bank Limited in 2007. |
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Dhaka
Bank Limited
Core Banking: With a view towards modernizing service delivery to
customers, Dhaka Bank in 2003 selected FLEXCUBE as its core banking
platform. The scope of work was: process and system study, assist the
bank to identify the best available option for the technology platform,
perform overall gap analysis for the bank based on current and targeted
process, set-up and identify the IT team resources, training and
implementation of the system. dataedge successfully implemented the
project in 2004 within 8 months.
NW Infrastructure: dataedge have also supplied and configured Core and
branch-wide routers, switches, firewall and other security solutions to
Dhaka Bank during and after the project. |
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ONE Bank Limited
Core Banking: In 2002, ONE Bank Limited (OBL), a very new bank with only
5 branches, was looking for a centralized platform to automate operations and
offer innovative services to customers at an affordable cost and selected OFSS
MicroBanker. The scope of work included assisting bank to identify business
requirements, system study, establishment of the IT service delivery team and
process, providing all necessary support to implement the application solution
for the targeted business process. Currently, in its eighth year of running,
more than 40 branches of ONE Bank are being run on MicroBanker system.
Card system: : In 2006, ONE Bank implemented TietoEnator’s Cardsuite
Payment Card switching system along with Card Personalization system and ATMs in
2006 to provide proprietary ATM cards to bank-wide customers. |
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Dutch-Bangla
Bank Limited
Core Banking: With a view towards becoming countries most modern bank, in
2004, Dutch-Bangla Bank Limited (DBBL) selected FLEXCUBE to be the Core
Banking Solution at the heart of all processing. The scope of work was,
the process and system study, assist the bank to identify the best
available option for the technology platform, training and
implementation of the system. Finally Bank implemented FLEXCUBE in 2004
with interface to ATM & Debit Card, SWIFT, etc. Also implemented
Internet Banking and SMS Banking.
Card system: In line with DBBL’s vision to become the most
technology-savvy bank in the country, in 2008, DBBL implemented
country’s first EMV-based Credit Card system based on Tietoenator,
Techtrex and Matica solutions in the bank. |
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Bank Alfalah Limited
Fixed Asset: Automated bank’s Fixed Asset Management system for complete
life-cycle of all Fixed Assets of the bank including depreciation &
present value calculations.
Data Centre: Implemented data centre and all branch network
infrastructures for online banking activities. |
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MIS: Developed
and customized a MIS system for monitoring and reporting foreign
exchange transactions automatically without duplication of work. |
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Citibank NA
MIS: Developed and customized a MIS system for monitoring and reporting
foreign exchange transactions automatically without duplication of work. |
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Brac Bank Limited
Call Centre: Implemented an end-to-end call center solution comprising of
IVRS, CTI and wallboard on Avaya ACD in 2006. The call centre interfaces
with the core banking software as well as the credit card host. |
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Grameen Phone
Call Centre: Over the years, Grameenphone (GP) has been a pioneer in the
Telecom sector, introducing innovative products and services in the
local market. As a part of that endeavour GP wanted to introduce a
state-of-the-art IP based contact centre to ensure the best support to
its subscribers and selected dataedge through competitive RFP process.
The highlights of the solution included 750 agents (500 inbound, 200
outbound & 50 for GPSD), a voice logger of 1010 ports, An IVR of 1000
ports, Agent blending, Complaint Management Solution, IP PBX, HP Blade
and DL Servers and all related HW and SW.
The solution revolves around the Avaya Communication Manager with Avaya
Call Centre, installed on the Avaya S8720 Media Server platform with CMS
R14 providing the MIS platform. An entire suite of Avaya Integrated
Management suite has been provisioned for monitoring and alarming all
components. The suite includes the NICE Perform III solution for
interaction capture and call logging, Avaya Interaction Centre (AIC) for
multi-channel interaction requirement and unified reporting and agent
interface, Complaint Management System application to cater to
customer-service functions, Avaya IR platform (1000 ports) for
self-service solution, RightFax fax server solution for fax-on-demand
functionality, Avaya Proactive Contact outbound campaign management
solution for outbound applications like collections, welcome calls,
etc., Avaya CMS and Avaya Operational Analyst for reporting across media
and platforms (voice and email/web-chat/web-collaboration), Symon
Wallboards Real-Time Communication Solution for real-time alerting
solution, Avaya 1608 & 1616 IP terminals. |
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Security: Implemented Checkpoint NG series firewall, VPN-1 edge
appliances for VPN to securing the multi-country corporate network of
Lafarge. |
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HR/Payroll: Identified user requirements and customized dataedge flagship
product for HR and Payroll management solution “edifice” to automate
Novartis’s end-to-end Payroll management. |
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Infrastructure: Implemented at the year 2008 an end-to-end,
highly-complex Campus Network across 20 buildings, 3-stories each,
located in the Planning Commission premises in Agargaon which houses
several high-level government offices. The network ensured a seamless
connectivity across the Campus ensuring secured departmental segregation
through VPN. High-end Core, distribution and user-level switches
connected by Fibre optic and Cat6 UTP Cable were deployed, proper
Internet Access was ensured through Router, Firewall & Bandwidth
Manager, with centralized antivirus distribution and control including
spam filtering. The network performance is also centrally monitored and
controlled using NSM, Spectrum and e-health suite of products from
Computer Associates. A fully functional and secured data centre was also
established to monitor and troubleshoot the whole network centrally and
24/7 basis. |
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LAN Infrastructure: Country’s leading Pharmaceutical Company, Opsonin
wanted to implement an end-to-end Enterprise network covering the whole
of their Corporate Office Building (7-stories), Bangla Motor, Dhaka.
Implemented in 2007, the Building Network consists of 200+ nodes driven
by high-end 3Com switches at Core, distribution and user-level connected
by Fiber optic backbone and Cat6 UTP Cable from AMPConnect. A gigabit
server farm switch also deployed to connect the servers to the network.
A fully functional and secured data centre was also established to
monitor and troubleshoot the whole network centrally. |
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LAN Infrastructure: RAK Group, one of country’s leading Ceramics &
Pharamceutical Products Supplier, setup an enterprise LAN network across
3 floors of their Group Head Office located in Uttara. The 300+ node
project was implemented in the year 2007 in two phases and comprised of
high-end enterprise class switches from ATi & 3Com and AMP passive
accessories. |
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BACH: Bangladesh Bank is currently implementing an Automated Cheque
Clearing Process whereby all Commercial Banks will be sending truncated
images of cheques to the central bank (instead of physical cheques) for
clearing & settlement and subsequent return, verification and other
processing. An archive will also be maintained for enquiry of past
Cheque transactions.
In the second phase an Electronic Funds Transfer Network (BEFTN) will
also be established. |
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