Contact: A.J. Krail, (620) 694-6800
For Immediate Release…
November 1, 1997-- DCI, a leading provider of client/server banking solutions to community banks, announced today the signing of two new banks to their core banking system. Both banks are scheduled to convert to the DCI system the first part of next year.
Peak National Bank, a $78 million bank based in Nederland, CO, has signed a five year agreement with DCI to utilize their system in a service bureau environment. The bank has branches in Conifer, Evergreen and Lakewood, CO and plan to open a branch in Golden, CO by May, 1998. In addition to full processing services, Peak National will take advantage of DCI’s item imaging services, DCI INfoSIGHT, the company’s executive information system, DCI ReportTrac, their CD-ROM archival product, and a signature capture system.
Centennial Savings Bank of Cincinnati, OH has chosen DCI’s client/server system to operate in an in-house environment. With assets of $293 million, the bank maintains five branches in Cincinnati, Ohio. They will also take advantage of DCI INfoSIGHT, DCI ReportTrac and a signature capture system.
"DCI offered our bank the best of both worlds," states Centennial CEO, Robert Sudbrook. "a technology-driven system backed by a company dedicated to providing quality customer service for more than 33 years.
The DCI system operates in a true client/server environment, with data stored on a central Unix server in an Oracle relational database. Data is easily accessed through network workstations in a point-and-click Windows environment.
DCI is a leading provider of mainframe and client/server processing services to more than 200 banks nationwide. As a full-service processor, DCI provides item and image processing, backroom services, ATM and debit card programs, disaster recovery services, remote banking solutions and PC/LAN sales, installation and support.
For more information on DCI, call Meigs Miller at (620) 694-6801.
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