Google technology chosen for bank’s public cloud transformation
Google Cloud announced that Lloyds Banking Group, the UK-based financial institution that serves 26 million customers, will collaborate with Google Cloud to help drive its digital evolution and overall cloud transformation program.
As part of Lloyds Banking Group’s commitment to invest £3 billion to transform itself for success in a digital world, this five-year strategic collaboration will see Lloyds Banking Group deploy a number of Google Cloud services to help streamline, modernise and improve the customer experience.
Recommended AI News: AiThority Interview Eyal Mekler, Regional Vice President Asia Pacific – Sisense
In addition, Google Cloud experts will collaborate with Lloyds Banking Group to enhance engineering disciplines—all in an effort to boost efficiency and offer innovative new services to the bank’s retail and commercial customers.
Zaka Mian, Group Transformation Director, Lloyds Banking Group said, “As the UK’s largest digital bank we have made strong progress in transforming not only our systems, but also how we work.”
Recommended AI News: Viomi Announces Investment Plan for Comprehensive IoT Technology Park
“The size of our digital transformation is huge and Google Cloud’s capabilities will help drive this forward, increasing the pace of innovation, as well as bringing new services to our customers quickly and at scale. This collaboration gives us a strategic advantage to continue as a leader in banking technology.”
“Banking customers today expect secure access to their funds, without downtime, and delivered through the modern experiences they receive in other aspects of their lives,” says Thomas Kurian, Google Cloud, CEO. “We are proud to work with such a storied institution as Lloyds Banking Group, which helped to create—and continues to redefine—the next generation of financial services.”
Recommended AI News: Greenhouse Enters 2020 With Record Growth And Announces Expanded Focus On Helping Companies “Hire For What’s NEXT™”
Comments are closed, but trackbacks and pingbacks are open.