Harrison District 2 FCU was satisfied with the service it had been receiving from its current core processor, but the system itself was showing signs of aging. Credit union President Nicholas Jensen had nearly resigned himself to the fact that his $14M credit union couldn’t afford anything better.
Then he discovered CUProdigy.
“Our current system is very cumbersome,” Jensen said, “plus we’re running it in-house. That means disaster recovery could present a major problem.”
The disaster recovery problem extended to the credit union’s other servers as well. Jensen elected to move not only to CUProdigy’s cloud-based core, but to also migrate his other servers to CUProdigy’s private cloud. When the credit union converts in December, it will enjoy the benefits of a modern core system, as well as the security of cutting-edge disaster recovery.
“CUProdigy’s pricing is insane,” Jensen added. “We’re going to be saving $12,000 to $15,000 a year. That’s a lot of money for a credit union our size.”
“As a CUSO, we’re able to deliver great value to credit unions of all sizes,” CUProdigy CEO Anthony W. Montgomery said. “We’re happy to be able to modernize and protect this thriving credit union.”
