Dombivli Nagari Sahakari (DNS) Bank, the first cooperative bank to launch mobile banking services in India in India, has chosen IBM PureSystems over Hewlett-Packard and Dell to convey profoundly accessible and catastrophe tolerant monetary administrations. The new IBM PureFlex System incorporates the bank's equipment, cloud capacities, system administration and virtualization, permitting DNS Bank to extend its achieve, increase new customers and diminish operational costs by 10 percent - without expanding its IT base impression.

The Indian banking industry is developing more than 23% every year with its advantages size ready to touch $28,500 billion by 2025. In any case, In India, scattering of keeping money administrations is genuinely low: around 61 percent of populace has entry to a sparing financial balance, 19 percent has charge cards and 1 percent has Visas.

To take advantage of this developing business sector opportunity and achieve the educated more youthful era, DNS Bank expected to patch up the heart of its IT framework. Working with Business Partner Brisk Infovision, IBM gave an answer based on PureFlex and including System x, stockpiling and WebSphere. DNS Bank is as of now profiting by the straightforwardness and control IBM PureFlex gives and has decreased force utilization by 10 percent.

"For DNS Bank, IBM gave the ideal stage to extend our versatile administrations, for example, Internet, portable and SMS keeping money," said Milind Varerkar, Head IT, DNS Bank. "PureFlex gives the security, adaptability and incorporation capacities we expected to influence cloud advances to quickly and proficiently convey these portable administrations crosswise over urban communities and remote regions of Maharashtra, address totally new customer fragments and even permitted us to lessen power utilization by ten percent."

Headquartered in Dombivli, a suburb of Mumbai, Maharashtra, the wealthiest and speediest creating state in India, DNS Bank works more than Rs 3750 crores (US$ 695 million) of business in its 37 branches spread crosswise over 11 regions. Set up in 1970, today the bank serves more than 500,000 customers.

"Working with DNS Bank required a comprehensive way to deal with IT framework that would coordinate the bank's objective to give an up and coming era of managing an account to its customers," said Rahul Bindal, Country Leader, PureSystems, Systems and Technology Group, IBM India South Asia. "IBM PureFlex permitted DNS to streamline their experience, build general execution, and fundamentally lessen operational and administration costs."

The IBM PureSystems family offers customers a contrasting option to current venture figuring models, where different and unique frameworks require critical assets to set up and keep up. PureFlex System empowers associations to all the more proficiently make and deal with a foundation.