Pub. 5 2017 Issue 4

9 Winter 2017 The Community Banker MODERNBANKINGSYSTEMS Featured Associate Member M odern Banking Systems (MBS) is a leading pro- vider of core bank pro- cessing solutions. We know the daily challenges and regulations facing community banks. We believe that banks need to have the right services and technology in place if they want to retain cus- tomers and to compete in today’s marketplace. Community bank customers demand accessibility and control over their finances, so banks must conform or risk losing customers. Meanwhile, the bank must comply with new regula- tions, controlling costs, and pre- venting fraud. Our goal at MBS is to provide these community banks with solutions, through partnerships, that will give them the tools they need to better serve their customers now and well into the future. “ Technology can truly trans- form a banks efficiency and ability to compete, " Bob Neville, MBS president said. “The bank’s cus- tomers and workforce will benefit from the right data processing core, services, and support.” If your bank wants to process data in-house or take advantage of all of the benefits of a service bureau (outsourcing), MBS offers flexible options and products that will match your bank’s obligations, function the way you operate, and incorporate the work flow you prefer. Our account representatives will meet with you to determine where we can help you. Together your objectives and goals will be discussed to develop a solution that will meet and exceed your goals. We will do this within your budget and we will be onsite to make sure the execution is flawless. We know that we cannot solve all of your techni- cal problems, but we do know that we can solve your banking problems with technology. Leveraging our knowledge of the financial industry, we are able to create top-notch core processing solutions that incor- porates more than just the latest technology. We have flexible and scalable solutions–-each with a powerful integration feature. We can help evaluate risk, enable regulatory compliance, and safe- guard your reputation. We adapt as your needs change, with speed and efficiency that larger core providers just can’t match. Essentia is our real-time core banking software that can deliver profitability, efficiency, security, and the latest data processing technology. Essentia is continually progressing with customer-driven enhancements, regular introduction of new products and services, integra- tion of new technologies, and strict regulatory compliance. We believe our customers have the best insight to what their customers want and need; there- fore, we regularly gather input from our customer-based advi- sory board. These community banker’s suggestions and ideas regarding future enhancements are highly valued. This win- win feedback process leads to functional innovations regularly incorporated into Essentia. Our core software and responsive service can strengthen your bank’s infrastructure, enabling you to deliver “best-in-banking” quality to your customers. Maintaining a satisfied cus- tomer base is one of our highest priorities. This is achieved by giving our customers support services that are unrivalled. Our solid technology and financial background combined with the latest breakthroughs in perfor- mance-enhancing solutions allow us to offer our customers fast, efficient, and cost-effective solutions that help improve and grow their financial institutions. Whether your core data pro- cessing is hosted, outsourced, or in-house, we can enhance your bank’s image by promoting security and reliability to your customers and investors. Not to mention, quick response times by our technicians means less downtime for your bank and customers. “ We know that our customers’ success is our success. We use customer-centered focus groups to identify and implement chang- es to our core. It’s important to understand what challenges and regulations our community bank’s face; what they need to make their jobs secure and more efficient; and what tools are necessary for Bob Neville Modern Banking Systems--Continued on Page 10