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Enabling Safer Payments for Business with ISW and ASL

Organisations across Australia are supported by an ecosystem of IBM partners working together to offer best-in-class platforms, products, and services.

IBM’s Nicholas Flood, ISW’s Bo Mabry and ASL’s Trent Gunthorpe, explain how IBM Safer Payments secures the payments of businesses of all sizes - protecting them from fraud and financial crime.

ASL’s FinCrime solution, powered by IBM Safer Payments, is delivered via ISW’s managed PaaS model. This unique offering differs from today’s ‘black box’ models, and comes as a secure, compliant platform with comprehensive training and support. Together, ASL and ISW assist their customers with this powerfully smart and intuitive platform, keeping payments flowing freely.

For More Information:

• IBM – ibm.com/products/safer-payments
• ISW – isw.net.au/secure-payments
• ASL – asl.com.au/services/FINCRIME/

IBM Australia is proud to announce a new Whole-of-Government arrangement with Australia’s Digital Transformation Agency (DTA)

Nicholas Flood, Managing Director IBM Australia & Vice President IBM Technology, says:

“The Australian Federal Government is on record as aspiring to become the top digital government globally by 2027. The new arrangement with IBM Australia will be at the very core of that transformation. We will support the Australian Federal Government to make use of IBM technology, including our most current and cutting-edge capabilities, to improve services for 26 million Australian citizens, transform essential government services and create a sustainable future for us all. It's a milestone that IBM Australia is incredibly proud of.”

Find out more in the announcement blog.

The Royal Melbourne Hospital consolidated 6 legacy systems and digitised just over one hundred business processes across its Facility Management Services as part of the Computed Aided Facilities Management (CAFM) Project implementation.

IBM TRIRIGA was implemented to improve workforce utilisation, task efficiencies, asset profiling and data reporting. With the support of TRIXi Building Insights with IBM Sustainability Software, the solution is now used by 12,000+ staff across user defined roles at the hospital and its satellite services delivering improved transparency, safety and sustainability benefits.

Next, RMH plan to trial using the power of IoT data, sensors and devices to enhance the solution, integrated into the CAFM platform by IBM Maximo Monitor.

The hospital now has the insights they need to inform their decision-making processes and ultimately improve the patient experience.

Read the case study here.

Ryan Brosnahan, Chief Transformation Officer, Bendigo and Adelaide Bank sat down with Doug Robinson of IBM Consulting to discuss how its work with IBM Consulting has helped the Bank further its digital transformation.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank’s transformation is focused on delivering and embedding digital capabilities, digitising and automating core processes, and reducing complexity and cost.

This is being achieved by simplifying products and processes, modernising technology platforms and rebuilding technology systems to be digital first, cloud operated and API enabled.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank is committed to pursuing its vision of becoming Australia’s bank of choice, by leveraging its unique human, digital and community strengths to enable a customer experience that is second to none.