Print Email Facebook Twitter Banking 2.0: Developing a Reference Architecture for Financial Services in The Cloud Title Banking 2.0: Developing a Reference Architecture for Financial Services in The Cloud Author Bucur, A. Contributor Hidders, J. (mentor) Zubcevic, R. (mentor) Faculty Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science Department Computer Science Programme Information Architecture Date 2011-06-06 Abstract Information technology is the common denominator for all the industries in the 21st century, therefore any important change in this area is prone to have an impact on small and large businesses alike. The latest shock wave storming through IT is Cloud computing. Due to the importance and sensitive nature of applications used by financial institutions, the main goal of this research is to investigate how Cloud computing could change the way services are provided to customers and what is the emerging role of IT consultancy companies for this specific market segment. In order to do so, a proposed reference architecture has been created based on existing models and services in combination with the opinion of various experts from Capgemini and financial institutions. The impact of the proposed model, "Capgemini Immediate for Financial Institutions", has been expressed from a business and an IT perspective. Also, its functionality has been showcased in a scenario meant to underline the impact of the proposed changes on the boundaries of the system and the interaction of the financial institution with other entities. This process has been evaluated and supervised by experts from Capgemini in order to meet the standards used in the industry. Subject Cloud ComputingSoftware as a ServiceFinancial ServicesReference architecture To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:3e7839c5-d2f4-4f75-8495-ad2d818524a4 Part of collection Student theses Document type master thesis Rights (c) 2011 Bucur, A. Files PDF Ana_Bucur__Thesis_Final.pdf 4.35 MB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:3e7839c5-d2f4-4f75-8495-ad2d818524a4/datastream/OBJ/view