It’s true, outsourcing is gaining as a way to do core apps processing
By Art Gillis
Jun 26, 2006 at 01:55 PM ET

By Art Gillis

The numbers are in, and even though in-house is still a preferred method for community banks, outsourcing has gained in popularity. In 2005, new buy decisions among banks, thrifts and credit unions were as follows:

In-house 56%
Outsource 44%

In the years before 2005, outsourcing ran at about 23%. The reasons most bankers give for this turnaround is attributed to the increased complexity of maintaining a fully compliant and secure system. Another reason is the expansion and power of present-day systems.
Here’s my take. “When the goin’ gets tough, bankers rely on strong third parties.”



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