The Warrenville, Ill.-based AlloyaCorporate FCU announced Tuesday it has completed its transitionof Core Network Processing from the defunct U.S. Central FCU.
|The Lenexa, Kan.-based CNP provides core processing servicesused for cash management by more than 2,000 credit unions.
|Alloya won CNP's bid requestin March 2012 after the NCUA announced it would shutter U.S.Central. In a release, the $1.4 billion Alloya said in addition toa smooth data-center migration, the offering featured significantIT-infrastructure upgrades, thus strengthening operations for CNP'scredit-union members.
|Worknet Inc., a managed IT services provider headquartered insuburban Chicago, helped design Alloya's new CNP offering, which isnow called “Technology Services Powered by Worknet.”
|The transition of CNP's computing environment to Worknet'sChicago and Indianapolis data centers happened quickly, over oneweekend, Alloya said.
|“Thanks in large part to Alloya's experienced team and Worknet'sIT know-how, this transition not only went flawlessly, but creditunions utilizing CNP to perform cash-management functions now havenew benefits,” said Todd Adams, chief financial officer, seniorvice president and director, affiliated business services, atAlloya.
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