Société Générale’s GEFA BANK Taps DXC Technology in Journey to Public Cloud
DXC Technology (NYSE:DXC) partners with GEFA BANK for a significant digital transformation initiative— the 'G-Rocket' program. This will involve migrating GEFA's critical applications to Microsoft Azure, enhancing flexibility and scalability. The collaboration extends until October 2027, with the goal of completing the migration by September 2022. Through this project, DXC aims to reduce time-to-market for new services and bolster development for innovative financial products, leveraging cloud-native technologies like Azure Kubernetes Service.
- Partnership with GEFA BANK for the 'G-Rocket' digital transformation initiative.
- Migration of critical applications to Microsoft Azure enhances operational flexibility.
- Planned completion of migration by September 2022 to improve service delivery.
- Extended cooperation until October 2027 indicates strong business relationship.
- Forward-looking statements present risks and uncertainties, including impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic.
DXC helps GEFA prepare for the future of banking
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"By moving to the cloud, GEFA is modernizing its IT infrastructure and gaining a higher degree of flexibility and scalability," says
In addition, DXC has put in place a training program with its partner Microsoft to prepare selected
“DXC has many years of experience in the banking and capital markets industry. With cloud, the rate of transformation and innovation in this sector has accelerated exponentially," said
With the move to the Azure cloud,
"The G-Rocket program and the cloud migration of business-critical applications is a unique challenge. Based on our many years of positive collaboration, DXC is the right partner for this transformation," added
Against this background,
With over 70 years of industry experience,
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