The partnership between the Fairfax, Va.-based FedComp Inc. and the Boise, Idaho-based Database Management Services Inc. is a demonstration of how two technology vendors can marry their strengths to best serve their clients.
DMS recently announced that the 130 credit unions on FedComp's VirtualCU Internet banking product will move onto its HomeCU online and mobile banking platform, which will result in the dissolution of the now outdated VirtualCU.
But the credit unions' switch from VirtualCU to HomeCU doesn't mean FedComp will lose 130 clients—those credit unions also run on FedComp's core data processing solutions and will continue to do so after they move onto HomeCU. FedComp said it views the change as a much-needed technology improvement for those clients.
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