Texas Bay Area CU Signs With OpenSolutions

November 30, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

PASADENA, Texas - (11/30/05) -- Texas Bay Area CU said it has agreedto implement Open Solutions Inc.'s The Complete Credit UnionSolution core data processing system. The $163 million credit unionhas also purchased OSI's cView (CRM/business intelligence);e-Commerce Banker (Internet banking and cash management services);interactive voice response; imaging; loan origination systems; andfinancial accounting suite (including general ledger, accountspayable and fixed assets) modules.

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