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Welcome to BIAN
Banks need a flexible architectural model for the growth of banking services – one that enhances interoperability and reduces integration costs. The BIAN model is a Service Oriented Architecture with consistent service definitions, level of detail and boundaries. This makes it easier to choose and integrate commercially available products of different vendors.
By working together through BIAN, we can reduce integration costs, align IT with business objectives and therefore respond quicker to customer needs. The result: it will be easier to seamlessly integrate package solutions info your existing landscape.
What BIAN wants to achieve:
Member Quote
"Being an active member of the BIAN,
Credit Suisse sees the creation of this
association as significant milestone for
not only ourselves, but for the industry
as a whole. The association will create
an open environment of members that
begins with an idea and takes it all
the way through to execution.”
Claus Hagen, Credit Suisse
LATEST NEWS
- Sign-up Now for the upcoming Webinar: Collaboration between BIAN & TOGAF on February 14, 2012 More
- BIAN welcomes IBM as newest member and on to BIAN Board of Directors More
- Why standards are key, Article by Hans Tesselaar, Executive Director at BIAN More
- Video Clips: BIAN members briefly outline why they joined the BIAN organization and make clear what they expect from the association. More
- New Year, New Trends, Analysis by Mark Gunning, Director of Banking Solutions, Temenos More
- Blogs about BIAN:
Euro Finance Week - why we need deeper IT discussions
Bank interoperability: Work together to cut costs
A Common Vocabulary for Banking Transformation - Interviews at SIBOS
Steve Van Wyk, Chairman of the BIAN Board and Chief Technology Officer, ING Group & Hans Tesselaar, Executive Director at BIAN talk to The Banker and Finextra at SIBOS in Toronto More - BIAN announces three new members: KUTXA, INFOSYS AND CORETRANSFORM More
- BIAN Announces a Reference Framework for the Banking Industry, BIAN Service Landscape 1.5 Package available View the results
