TmaxSoft Accelerates Financial Big Deal Wins, Intensifies Push for Next-Gen Business in Second Half
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TmaxSoft said it had consecutively won major financial sector projects in the first half of the year.
The scope of the wins expanded to channel system upgrades, integrated statement rebuilding, digital channel infrastructure rebuilding, banking FEP enhancement, credit information platform construction, and platform solutions.
In the second half, it plans to intensify its push into next-generation financial business, secure new references in the financial AX sector, and pursue projects applying AI code assistants and AIops.
On the 9th, TmaxSoft announced that it had steadily won major large-scale financial sector projects in the first half of the year and would strengthen its push into next-generation financial businesses scheduled for the second half. The company said it had secured major large-scale financial sector projects in succession.
TmaxSoft said it will accelerate its push into the next-generation financial market in the second half of the year, while advancing product upgrades, localizing foreign software, and securing new references in the financial AX sector.
TmaxSoft’s first-half financial business performance was concentrated in major banks, securities firms, and the insurance sector.
Representative projects included upgrades to products such as application servers (WAS) for mission-critical financial systems to support the latest IT infrastructure environments, as well as large-scale win-back projects to replace foreign software with the company’s own products.
The scope of these wins included channel system upgrades, integrated statement rebuilding, and digital channel infrastructure rebuilding projects, along with further wins in a banking FEP (Front-End Processing) system enhancement project and a credit information platform construction project. The scope also expanded to platform solutions, including interfaces and frameworks.
TmaxSoft cited its trust-based relationships with existing customers and a cumulative 4,000-plus references as the reasons behind these wins. It also said the results reflected products based on the latest architecture for financial industry infrastructure, the performance and stability of products built over 29 years in enterprise environments, and customer-oriented technical support services.
TmaxSoft expects opportunities to further expand its financial business performance to continue in the second half as well. Based on the large-scale project wins in the first half, it plans to respond to next-generation financial projects with its WAS products, 'JEUS' and 'WebtoB,' its interface platform 'AnyLink,' and its framework solutions 'ProFrame' and 'ProObject.'
TmaxSoft is seeking to secure new references in the financial AX sector and plans to actively participate in projects targeting the system development environments of domestic financial institutions. The application targets are AI code assistants and AIops.
Lee Hyung-seop, head of TmaxSoft's Financial Business Division and executive vice president, cited strategies aligned with customer pain points and business goals as the main factor behind the results. He also pointed to proven technical capabilities and stability, as well as experience accumulated in real financial settings, as key elements valued by financial customers.
Lee said the company plans to expand business with existing financial customers based on its established financial sector references. He also said it will actively respond to the market shift centered on next-generation, cloud, and AI, and secure new growth opportunities in the financial business.
TmaxSoft recently presented an AI-centered growth strategy, contributing to the building of a domestic AI solutions ecosystem and pursuing a leap forward as a global AI business platform specialist. It is also developing 'Continuum AI,' a business platform for enterprise AI innovation.
Source: IT DAILY · Yang Seung-gap
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=241487
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