Castle Rock, a Colorado-based bank, has agreed to purchase image teller, document imaging and telephone banking products from Integrated Bank Technology (IBT), after the company acquired the business units of the bank’s former vendor.
IBThas claimed that it’s flagship product is Integrated Bank Environment (IBE), a repository for not only a financial institution’s core system, but also all of the ancillary systems enabling everything to be tracked and managed from a single system. IBT has said that Castle Rock’s employees will no longer have to log on to different systems multiple times to look at telephone banking, documents and check images, and everything will be located in one place.
Craig Zierdt, vice president of information systems management, said: “The biggest benefit to working with IBT is the industry expertise and extensive knowledge of the company’s lead programmer. IBT has developed ancillary products around a new core system instead of depending upon the legacy systems, so this difference, along with the single sign-on capability, was also key to our decision.”
Mike Golebiowski, president of IBT, commented: “We truly value the trust that Castle Rock Bank has placed in us to help it continuously increase efficiency and improve customer service. We seek to continue setting the standard for technology innovation in the industry with our products and we look forward to a successful partnership with the bank and its customers.”
Cedar Park, Texas-based Integrated Bank Technology (IBT) provides core processing and imaging and Check 21 software applications under a single data base for in-house and ASP environments for financial institutions across the country.
