El banco checo Raiffeisenbank implementa un Sistema Electrónico de Gestión basado en Documentum EMC de Ness Technologies - CMS Spain.com - España y América Latina

El banco Raiffeisenbank, en República Checa, implementa un Sistema Electrónico de Gestión basado en Documentum EMC de Ness Technologies, que se integrará en el sistema de información del banco. De esta forma, el sistema procesará anualmente dos millones de documentos, reduciendo significativamente la necesidad de intervención humana.

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Ness Technologies Selected by Raiffeisenbank in the Czech Republic to Implement Multi-million Dollar System for Efficient Client Document Management

The System Will Process Two Million Documents Annually, Significantly Reducing the Need for Human Intervention

PRAGUE, September 6, 2011/PRNewswire-FirstCall/ --Ness Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: NSTC, TASE: NSTC), a global provider of information technology solutions and services, announced today that it has signed a multi-million dollar contract with Raiffeisenbank in the Czech Republic for the delivery and implementation of an electronic document management system, based on EMC Documentum, which will be integrated in the bank's new information system. The project, which will take several months, will be implemented on the platform of several of the bank's EMCsquared services.

"When finished, the system will be used routinely by more than 2,000 of our employees, including those who serve clients in our branches," said Jiri Švarc, Document Management System (DMS) Project Manager, Raiffeisenbank. "The new system will store client documents in digital form at a secure central depository. We will use it to process approximately 2 million new documents every year. The project is valued at several tens of millions of Czech crowns.

An application for automatic document generation based on EMCsquared xPression technology will be the first to be implemented within this system."

Among the project's main benefits is an automatic document generation system, using set parameters. It will generate a document, for example a contract, with clauses that exactly reflect the terms and conditions agreed between the client and the bank. This will significantly reduce the manual work involved in document preparation, leading to faster service for clients and standardized communication with clients.

"The implementation team will comprise more than twenty of our top consultants specializing in DMS, with in-depth knowledge of EMCsquared products," said Mirko Kalous, Managing Director of Ness Czech. "The project implementation will use a wide range of EMCsquared products, starting from smart storage of encrypted digital documents and access management, through content generation systems, to solutions for viewing client documentation differentiated by which job the bank's employee is assigned to."

When the project is completed, the system will store also details of the physical location of archived hard-copy documents, in addition to having a central content depository. The project's long-term goal is to encompass all document management functionality, including that currently provided by other applications.

About Ness Technologies

Ness Technologies (NASDAQ: NSTC and TASE: NSTC) is a global provider of IT and business services and solutions with specialized expertise in software product engineering; and system integration, application development, consulting and software distribution. Ness delivers its portfolio of solutions and services using a global delivery model combining offshore, near-shore and local teams. With about 7,000 employees, Ness has operations in North America, Europe, Israel and India, has customers in over 20 countries, and partners with numerous software and hardware vendors worldwide. For more information about Ness, visit http://www.ness.com.

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