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Next Year Systems Leverages IBM Hybrid Cloud

Key Points

  • Nextyear Systems, a Toronto‑based software firm, delivers intelligent customer‑management platforms to financial services firms worldwide.
  • To meet growing demand for out‑of‑the‑box, less‑customized solutions, the company is shifting to hybrid‑cloud, managed‑service offerings.
  • IBM was selected for its robust hybrid‑cloud capabilities, extensive global data‑center footprint, and strong data‑integration and residency compliance features.
  • The partnership aims to cut solution‑deployment time to roughly 15‑20% of current durations, dramatically lowering implementation costs and time‑to‑market.
  • IBM’s flexible infrastructure—supporting both shared and dedicated private environments—enables the system to augment advisors with richer insights while satisfying strict compliance and regulatory requirements.

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# Next Year Systems Leverages IBM Hybrid Cloud **Source:** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnOwde3KNJI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnOwde3KNJI) **Duration:** 00:02:02 ## Summary - Nextyear Systems, a Toronto‑based software firm, delivers intelligent customer‑management platforms to financial services firms worldwide. - To meet growing demand for out‑of‑the‑box, less‑customized solutions, the company is shifting to hybrid‑cloud, managed‑service offerings. - IBM was selected for its robust hybrid‑cloud capabilities, extensive global data‑center footprint, and strong data‑integration and residency compliance features. - The partnership aims to cut solution‑deployment time to roughly 15‑20% of current durations, dramatically lowering implementation costs and time‑to‑market. - IBM’s flexible infrastructure—supporting both shared and dedicated private environments—enables the system to augment advisors with richer insights while satisfying strict compliance and regulatory requirements. ## Sections - [00:00:00](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnOwde3KNJI&t=0s) **Accelerating Financial SaaS via Hybrid Cloud** - The Toronto‑based firm explains its move to IBM’s hybrid‑cloud platform to offer faster, out‑of‑the‑box managed customer‑management solutions worldwide, meeting data‑residency requirements while augmenting advisors with richer information. ## Full Transcript
0:02Next year systems is a toronto-based software company we provide 0:07intelligent customer management solutions to financial services companies around the world we do business in 0:13North America your Asia and Europe and the Middle East over the last few years 0:20The customers are looking for more out-of-the-box less customized 0:25Solutions and to deliver that we are investing in hybrid cloud 0:30solutions where we offer the solution as a managed service to our customers we chose IBM because as a 0:37Very strong hybrid cloud offering focused around data integration. They have a consistent infrastructure 0:44in data centers around the world 0:47So that we can offer a managed service to our customers and still comply with their data residency requirements 0:53Our objective is to be able to deploy a solution 0:57to our customers in about 15 to 20 percent of the time that we could in the past so 1:04dramatically reduce our our cost of implementation and time to market the 1:09infrastructure offerings themselves 1:11Give us the flexibility in power that we need 1:14To be able to tailor the solutions to the requirements of our clients whether it's a shared infrastructure or a dedicated 1:21Private infrastructure, we can do it both with our same product offering on the IBM cloud 1:27enabling 1:28inteligentes 1:29within our system 1:31and focused around 1:33Not removing the adviser or the end user from the picture and replacing them but augmenting 1:40him with better information better 1:43Suggestions of what to do and why to do it enabling him to do his job better and faster 1:49Because next Jay is required to provide a mission critical application that meets the compliance and regulatory 1:55standards of our customer we need a 1:59infrastructure that supports it and IBM does that