core replacements

• Orion FCU Runs KeyStone Core

  By Marc Rapport  |  September 10, 2012

  Orion Federal Credit Union in Memphis, Tenn., has become the largest client running the KeyStone core processing platform from Corelation Inc. after a Labor Day weekend conversion.

• People’s CU Plans Core Conversion

  By Marc Rapport  |  September 10, 2012

  COCC said the $381 million, 75,000-member People’s Credit Union of Middletown, R.I., plans to convert to a new core processing platform from the Avon, Conn., service bureau.

• Orion FCU Does Labor Day Conversion With Corelation

  By Marc Rapport  |  September 4, 2012

  Memphis credit union switchover largest yet for San Diego-based core processing company.

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  Aite Group Says Core Replacements on Uptick: Slide Show

  By Marc Rapport  |  August 31, 2012

  Core processing platform replacements among credit unions and banks alike should continue a slight uptick in the next few years, according to the Aite Group.

• Share One Lands Tarboro Telco

  By Marc Rapport  |  August 27, 2012

  North Carolina credit union to deploy core platform from Tennessee CUSO.

• People's Credit Union Commits to COCC

  By Marc Rapport  |  August 24, 2012

  Rhode Island institution making move to Connecticut-based service bureau for core processing.

• Symitar Signs 28 Credit Unions in Fiscal 2012

  By Marc Rapport  |  August 21, 2012

  Jack Henry & Associates division says new signees split evenly between in-house, outsourced deployments.

• Northern Communities CU to be First Share One Core Customer in Minnesota

  By Marc Rapport  |  August 13, 2012

  The $71 million Duluth credit union plans to convert to the NewSolutions core processing system from Share One of Memphis, Tenn., in October.

• Kansas Credit Unions Converting to Sharetec

  By Marc Rapport  |  August 9, 2012

  Two Kansas credit unions will be converting to the Sharetec Systems core processing platform through Data Systems of Texas, the company said.

• Northwest FCU Converting to Symitar Episys Core

  By Robert McGarvey  |  August 2, 2012

  Virginia credit union opting for in-house solution, citing security concerns as CIA SEG.