IntegraSys Adds 13 Clients
Frisco, Texas-IntegraSys announced that in the last 30 days, three credit unions-The Family Credit Union, a $65-million institution in Davenport, Iowa; Hermantown Credit Union, a $58-million credit union in Hermantown, Minn.; and U.P. State Credit Union, a $30-million institution in Escanaba, Mich., implemented the company's Premier data processing platform. These CUs chose to switch to Premier last year and are part of the 13 new client relationships Premier secured.
For info: www.integrasys.fiserv.com.
CU Answers To Go Live
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.-Effective Oct. 1, CU*Answers said it will go live with a "bold" online banking platform to be called "It's Me 247."
"It's Me 247 gives CU*Answers clients the edge in identifying online branching and networking opportunities and will create new targeted avenues of member value," CUSO officials said. CEO Randy Karnes said the new solution is personal and can be tailored to the consumer.
For info: www.itsme247.cuanswers.com.
NAE FCU Chooses Bluepoint
Vista, Calif.-Bluepoint Solutions will implement its Check 21 Teller Capture and Receipt Manager product at $107 million NAE Federal Credit Union in Chesapeake, Va. This is Bluepoint's first service bureau implementation at a credit union. Once NAE goes live with Bluepoint's software in June, the CU expects to save up to $160,000 per year, reduce fraud, and enhance member service with more efficient operations.
For info: www.bluepointsolutions.com.
Fiserv Achieves Milestones
BROOKFIELD, Wis.-Fiserv, Inc. surpassed 600 clients for its Fiserv Clearing Network with more than 30 million monthly electronic transactions for its Virtual Item Exchange solution. FCN leverages the efficiencies created by image-based check clearing and drives down costs by aggregating the volume of its member institutions primarily sold from within the company's existing 7,000 clients for either core or check processing.
For info: www.fiserv.com.
Edentify Teams With Tech School
BETHLEHEM, Pa.-Edentify Inc. is embarking on the second phase of its identity fraud research partnership with the New Jersey Institute of Technology. A three-student computer science team in NJIT's Capstone Program is identifying vulnerabilities in current identity security systems, and conceptualizing solutions to resolve weaknesses.
For info: www.edentify.us.
