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Kognitio supports merger of Abbey customer and IFA information

Now that the work is complete, Abbey will benefit from considerable cost savings and will be better able to service IFAs and their clients more efficiently.

Kognitio, the UK's leading Retail Financial Services information management and data movement specialist, has completed a major data migration project on behalf of Abbey.

Scottish Mutual, part of the Abbey National Group since 1992, acquired the healthcare company, Pegasus, in 1995 and found that healthcare related customer and IFA data was housed in a 'legacy' system. Kognitio was contracted in October 1998 to bring their data management expertise to bear in the transformation and migration of this essential data onto SOLCORP/INGENIUM.

"Having inherited a legacy system through acquisition, we found that we had also inherited a series of problems. The solution was to physically transfer all our inherited data from Pegasus on to another central database. Now that Kognitio have assisted in the migration, we have vastly improved the quality of information we hold about our clients and IFAs."
Allan Gibson, Team Leader at Abbey.

"The Abbey Data Migration was a highly complex project, calling on a wide range of knowledge which Kognitio has developed in understanding the Retail Financial Services sector. Now that the work is complete, Abbey will benefit from considerable cost savings and will be better able to service IFAs and their clients more efficiently."
Tony Sadler, past Managing Director of Kognitio.

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