Solutions that Customers Love
Matrix offers advanced solutions based on B2B engines in a variety of technologies and abilities for control, management and conversion, which enable the management of a large amount of different interfaces in various formats in a controlled, online manner and simple maintenance ability.
Bway - a designated B2B solution for pension consulting interfaces
Bway is a B2B infrastructure solution that provides a business, methodological and technological solution for managing interfaces between the banks that give pension consulting and the pension funds, the insurance companies and the other groups that run pension products. Matrix is the first in Israel to develop and implement a unique system that allows financial groups to receive pension products without dependency on communication format and/or medium. This solution meets the demands of the regulator.
Services
Consultation
- Characterization and implementation of B2B processes in the organization, including business connections to the relevant B2B solutions
- Assistance in selecting B2B solutions for the organization and planning the right architecture
- B2B roadmap – building a practical strategy with ROI for establishing a B2B infrastructure in the organization
- Adjusting to cloud model
- Methodological assistance
Infrastructures
Building infrastructures surrounding the leading products in the market that make it possible to reduce risks and advance on a faster Time to Market.
Building B2B solutions
Assistance in creating the abilities and organizational teams (B2B Competence Center) with a co-sourcing approach
Methodology
Methodology for B2B projects
- Setting policy – business level
- Planning and implementing infrastructures – technological level
- Implementation – applicative level
- Release – operational level
The methodology also includes a detailing of the teams and positions involved in the project throughout its various stages.
Implementing cloud-ready B2B within the organization
- Maintaining the B2B processes separated from the internal systems of the organization
- Implementation in an “internal door” and “external door” approach