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SWIFT Services Portfolio – supporting every phase of your project
Latin American Regional Conference
Juan Elias Senior Technical Sales Expert, Latin America
Jorge Espinoza Manager, Customer Support
July 11th, 2013
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Agenda
Customized solutions
SWIFT Customer Support
Support packages portfolio
Latin-America @ Support
Challenges, Solutions & Case Studies
SWIFT Services Overview
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SWIFT Services Overview
SWIFT Services
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Benchmark
Implement
Support
Advise
Operate
Train
Be
ne
fits
Reduced
costs
Reduced
risk Enable growth
Enable
compliance
Your
ch
alle
ng
es
Regulation Efficiency Performance New Products
SW
IFT
offe
r
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Implementation services
Milestones of a typical project timeline
and SWIFT services
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Internal testing
Integration services Architecture and technical design
Business case
Feasibility study
Training services
Analyse:
Feasibility and business
case
Design:
Specifications
Implement:
Development and
internal testing
Test Rollout and Live
Impact assessment
Project management services
Project execution
Installation services
Standards Messaging
Business Consulting
Technical Consulting
Integration Consulting
Training services
Functional analysis and design
Support services
Support services
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SWIFT Training
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+130
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ntr
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rld
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+20,000 participants trained per year
15 languages
+50
cours
es +1,000
sessions per year
8.6/10 customer satisfaction
+250 users certified
4 learning channels
SWIFT Training What’s new?
Introduction to
Financial Sanctions
ISO 20022
Deploying Alliance Access
Release 7.0 troubleshooting boot camp
Optimise your Release 7.0 environment
Alliance – disaster recovery
SWIFT audit guidelines
SWIFT in 90 minutes
T2S in 90 minutes
ISO 20022 in 90 minutes
Off-shore RMB guidelines Web
cla
ss
Introduction to SWIFT in the payments market
Optimising your Alliance resilience Latin American Regional Conference – 2013
SWIFT Consulting Services Supporting your initiatives and priorities
Get valuable market insights and benchmarking
Ease implementation of Industry initiatives
Implement best practices
Efficiently manage SWIFT operations
Maximise STP and reduce back-office costs
Capitalise on your existing SWIFT infrastructure
Your challenges 1,000+ projects
550+ clients
75+ countries
Expertise
Access to 2,000
specialist across SWIFT
15 years industry experience
Why SWIFT
Global & local hubs
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Challenges, Solutions & Case Studies
Has there been a shift in the payment or trade corridors
worldwide, and if so, where?
What are the most promising markets where I can grow my
business
Which currencies are growing the fastest and in which
markets?”
What is your ranking and growth rate in specific markets or
corridors?”
How does your reach compare with peers of similar profile?
What is the profile of different players in payments business?
How well are you (or your clients) monitoring your accounts and
liquidity?
Can you quickly detect shift in transaction patterns and apply
corrective measures?
How does your level of reciprocity compare with your peers?
Some questions SWIFT BI can help you to
answer…
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Market
intelligence
Competitive
position
Performance
metrics
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SWIFT Consulting Services Portfolio Implement Best Practices
Best Practice C
ha
llen
ges
Efficiency
New Products
Ben
efits
Reduce Risk
Reduce Cost
Business Operations
Offerin
g
Solution Design
Operational Excellence
Implementation
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ICD was able to implement the
end-to-end SWIFT connectivity
in a few months
The SWIFT capabilities allows
ICD to attract and keep up-
market clients
The canonical data interface
insulates the ICD portal from
changes to the SWIFT formats
ICD is able to add SWIFT
services rapidly in response to
client demand
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Institutional Cash Distributors SWIFT Enable a Web Portal
Implement SWIFT integration
software on the ICD portal with
a relatively small footprint
Leverage a service bureau for
SWIFT connectivity over a
secure VPN
Implement integration with the
back office using canonical data
models
Add SWIFT business flows
based on client demand
ICD clients were demanding
SWIFT standard messaging for
settlements and reconciliation
but ICD had no SWIFT
experience
ICD was a relatively small IT
shop and didn’t have the
capacity to support a full
SWIFT connectivity
ICD had no experience with
SWIFT and had no easy way to
integrate their portal with the
network
The solution The challenges The benefits
“….”
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SWIFT Consulting Services Portfolio Ease implementation of Industry Initiatives
Industry Initiatives ISO20022, DTCC, T2S, SEPA,…
Ch
alle
ng
es
Regulation
New initiatives
Ben
efits
Enable growth
Enable compliance
Standards Offerin
g
Business Operations Implementation
Integration Project Management
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Compliance with Global and US
market practice market practice
Successful implementation of
the XML extensions to bridge
the gap to the legacy
environment
Outsourcing to SWIFT for
expertise and experience
Project is on schedule
Leveraging ISO 20022 Standards
DTCC
Leverage SWIFT Consulting
Services and the Standards
experts
Support in the mapping to ISO
20022 standards while at the
same time supporting the
legacy data requirements
through the creation of XML
extensions in the messages
Maintain the link to the legacy
application and it’s data
requirements while at the same
time converting to the new ISO
standard and data requirements
Comply with US and Global
market practice while still on
the legacy platform
Messaging volume is 75-225K
messages per day at peak
The solution The challenges The benefits
“….”
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SWIFT Consulting Services Portfolio Capitalise on your existing SWIFT infrastructure
Capitalise C
ha
llen
ges
Efficiency
New Products
Ben
efits
Enable Growth
Reduce Cost
Solution Design Operational Excellence
Cost of Ownership
Reduce Risk
Offerin
g
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The merged infrastructure
increased the operational
efficiency and reliability of both
Banorte and IXE
The implementation was
completed within the projected
timeline and budget
SWIFT E2E management and
implementation freed customer
resources
Leverage of all SWIFT staff
and operations to ensure a
smooth transition
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Banorte – Banco IXE SWIFT infrastructure and operations merger
Independent assessment of the
Banorte and IXE infrastructures
and operations
Evaluation of the operational
impact
Design of a merged optimized
SWIFT infrastructure
E2E implementation with
engineers familiar with both the
Banorte and IXE infrastructures
Combining the Banorte and IXE
SWIFT infrastructures,
connectivity, licensing, and
operations
Optimizing the combined
infrastructures without
increasing risk
Limiting the reliance on the
customer resources who were
overloaded with multiple merger
projects
The solution The challenges The benefits
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SWIFT Consulting Services Portfolio Maximise STP and reduce back-office costs
Maximise STP C
ha
llen
ges
Efficiency
Performance
Ben
efits
Enable Growth
Reduce Cost
Business Operations Solution Design
Integration
Reduce Risk
Offerin
g
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Tangible benefits
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Displacement of legacy platforms: a projected $5M savings over 5 years
Identified savings of nearly €4M by consolidating SWIFT infrastructures
Helping to reduce one customer’s messaging charges by €167K per year
Reducing payment instruction repair costs by $75K annually for one correspondent
Delivering a concrete 5-year IT investment roadmap focused on systems integration and
market best practices
Reducing length of integration projects from 6-12 months to less than 4 months
15% increase in corporate actions market practice compliance
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Rationalized correspondent
banking relationships by
currency
Elimination of multiple
payment applications
Creation of a center of
expertise to handle exception
processing
Banking Operations Consolidation of Payment Operations
Deep hierarchy of payments
settlement organisation
No centralised view on
payments
No access to real-time info
Duplicate systems/processes
The solution The challenges The benefits
“….”
Document the end to end payment
process in each location
Identify areas of duplication in which
a centralized area of expertise can
be created
Provide a high level benchmark of
operational efficiency for each of the
payments processing areas
Recommendations for
process/system improvements in
accordance to market practices
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SWIFT Customer Support
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SWIFT Customer Worldwide Organization
BE
NL UK
HK
JP
Regionally organized and globally coordinated
Americas
Region
EMEA
Region
Asia-Pacific
Region
US
Bannister, Richard
Chowdhury, Jasim
Curtis, Noah
Furlong, James
Kool, Harm
Lau, Danny
Mishra, Dipti
Uka, Chetan
Vance, Steve
Benitez, Luis
Cottoms, Nikki
Inde, Ed
Jimenez, Nidia
Martinez, Ivania
Nacif, Daniel
Palombo, Bobbie (OTC)
Rivera, Matilde (OTC)
Sekely, Ray (OTC)
Ward, Greg (OTC)
SWIFT CUSTOMER SUPPORT, Americas
Danny Smedley
Amy Hunter
Aydogdu, Tamer
Blom, Joey
Girboux, Michael
Jawdekar, Upendra
Knight, Chris
Manne, Jithendra
Mishra, Bikash
Wonsang, Cindy
NAM Team
John Eick
LAM / OTC Team
Jorge Espinoza
TAM Team
Becky Almodovar
Customer Support Center - Americas
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We are from all over the world
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14 Different Nationalities
American
Bangladeshi Belgian
Canadian Colombian Chinesse Dominican
Dutch Ecuadorian
Indian Panamanian
Peruvian Salvadorian
Turkish
9 Different Languages
English Dutch French Spanish
Hindi Portuguese
German Turkish Chinese
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Customer Support - Key Performance Indicators May 2013
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Metric Target 2013 Global
Actuals
2013 Americas
Actuals
Customer satisfaction
8.4 8.6 8.8
First contact
resolution rate Phone
40% 52.8% 59.7%
First contact
resolution rate Web 20% 24.4% 27.3%
Average call wait time 20 sec 12 sec 12 sec
MTTR- Premium Suite 80% 79 % 86 %
Premium Plus
customer satisfaction 8.4 8.7 9.5
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Support sources
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Subscribe to:
Operational status notifications (Tip 1728566)
Connectivity Email Contact role(s) (Tip 2233301)
Support newsletter (Tip 14911)
Consult swift.com
Self-help guide (Tip 2045497)
“Support’ and ‘’Ordering” pages for latest news
Contact SWIFT Customer Support
Use Case Manager
Use Phone for Blocking situations
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Support resources for registered contacts
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Consult our Knowledge base
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Support resources available to you
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Support Packages Portfolio
Support portfolio
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Premium Custom
Global Key Accounts, Large MIs and any
customer looking for customised services
Premium Plus
High volume customers and MIs
Premium
Service Bureaus & branches
of Premium Plus customers
Standard Plus
Low and mid
volume
Standard
Alliance
Lite
Messages per day
Recovery time
objective
300,000 40,000 200 10,000
< 6 h
< 4 h
< 2 h
< 1 h
RE
MO
TE
S
UP
PO
RT
Messages Value Latin American Regional Conference – 2013
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Premium Plus
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Operational
account
management
Onsite
support
Monitoring
Call & problem
management
Reporting
Preventive
Products
Connectivity and
messaging
Phone alerting
Incident and
crisis mgt
SMS notification
Support analysis
Availability
Service Manager
Priority handling mgt escalation
Named contact Case review
Highly
customised
Bespoke
contracts
On request for
blocking
problems
Unlimited phone access
Newsletters
Standard Plus Premium Premium Custom Standard
Managed connectivity
Emergency / consultancy
Embedded Supportability
Online support Phone upgrade
Configuration browser
Support package features
Incident reporting on swift.com
Health check Troubleshooting training Business Continuity tests Operational Monitoring tool
STANDARD Plus Support - features
STANDARD Plus
additional features
• Configuration Browser
• Connectivity monitoring / alerting
• Newsletter and product updates
• Phone access (unlimited)
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PREMIUM Support - features
Reactive Premium features
Proactive Premium features
• Priority call handling
• Escalation to management
• Named support contact
• Case reviews
• Health checks
• Trouble shooting course
• Business Continuity rehearsals
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Latin-America @ Support
Case Analysis in Latin-America
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
Alliance Access
Alliance Lite
VPN Box
Alliance Connect (network)
Alliance Lite2
Alliance Entry
swift.com applications
Ordering
Alliance WebStation
FileAct
SWIFTNet messaging
Secure Channel
FIN Copy
Standards
Alliance RMA
Alliance Messenger
SWIFTRef/BIC Directory
Alliance Remote Gateway
Browse
SWIFTRef directories
Watch product and services
Alliance Managed Operations
2013 Cases Distribution Cases handled by Latin-American Team
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Case Analysis Latin-America
23%
14%
10% 7% 5%
5%
5%
4%
4%
3% 2%
2% 2% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 6%
2013 Distribution of cases handled by Latin-American team
Alliance Access
FIN
Alliance Lite
Alliance Gateway
VPN Box
SWIFTNet Link
Alliance Connect (network)
HSM Hardware
Alliance Lite2
Alliance Web Platform
Alliance Entry
swift.com content
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Customized Solutions for the Region
Support communication methods
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Phone
E-mail Web
Customer satisfaction
Chat
Pilot started
July 2013
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SWIFT Chat in Pilot mode
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SWIFT Training
Release 7.0 Troubleshooting Training
• This course is tailored for technical staff and will allow you to
detect, identify and isolate the source of a problem in your
SWIFT environment while minimizing down time and increasing
efficiency for your operations.
• Available in
Spanish
Portuguese
English
• At SWIFT or locally
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Release 7.0 Troubleshooting Training @ swift Knowledge is the foundation to Operational Excellence
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Remote Support
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• Troubleshoot technical issues
• Reduce incident-handling time
• Upload files and data
You Own It, You Control It!
(*) in order to benefit from these services you need to order the Remote Support service first
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Premium service offering
Problem/Incident Management: Prevention:
Education: Monitoring:
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• Priority call handling
• Management Escalation • Quarterly case reviews
• Infrastructure Health Check
• Business Continuity rehearsals
• Named support contact
• Online Traffic and Queue
Status Monitoring
(Online monitoring tool; part of SWIFTNet Online Operations
Manager).
• Troubleshooting Training
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Reduces your operational risk
Increases your resilience
Identify operational trends and needs
Help to optimize Total Cost Ownership
Faster response times
PREMIUM support
Why Premium Suite support package?
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Online Traffic and Queue Status Monitoring (Online monitoring; part of the SWIFTNet Online Operations Manager tool).
Helps you with;
• capacity planning
• business impact assessment
• trend analysis
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Online Traffic and Queue Status Monitoring (Online monitoring; part of the SWIFTNet Online Operations Manager tool).
When can I
expect peaks ?
Is my traffic well
balanced across
SNLs ?
Is there a
bottleneck ?
Have volumes /
throughputs
increased ? Can I handle more
traffic in my
current setup ?
Health Checks
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A SWIFT consultancy offer to assess the
operational Health of a customers
infrastructure.
Performed on the customers' prime
infrastructure (SNL, Alliance Gateway,
Access/Entry) and its underlying OS
Aimed at early detection of operational
risk and preventing production
problems from occurring.
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Health Checks: Why do they matter?
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Identify security risks
Identify configuration risks
Identify performance risks
Hardware health
check
1
Software health
check
2
Process health
check
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Health Checks: Deliverables?
Report with each checked item, an
indication of the compliance with SWIFT
recommendations and/or best practices.
Management Summary 1
Results overview 2
Detailed findings,
results and
recommendations.
3
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Health Checks: Process?
Customer
SWIFT Engineer
Data Transfer to SWIFT
Data validation & analysis
Pre-visit:
Questionnaire &
Scripted data collection
on-site Health check debrief
Health check report
1
2
3
4
5
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Premium upgrade Faster and preventive support for time critical infrastructures
• Any SWIFT customer
Target audience
• Provides preventive support to help customers maintain a fully functional environment, as well as faster response times to help customers to get their interfaces and SWIFTNet connectivity working as fast as possible.
Description
• Faster and preventive support for time critical infrastructures
Value
• Faster technical and management escalation for Call and Problem Management
• Annual health check of the prime SWIFT environment
• Troubleshooting training
• Named support contact to maintain oversight of open cases
• Quarterly support case review
• Online Monitoring tool
Deliverables
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More information: www.swift.com/support
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Please provide us with your feedback!
• Kindly complete the survey form and submit upon exiting
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• Work Session II & III: now
• Coffee Break: 4:00 – 4:30 pm
• Back here: 4:30pm
What’s next on the agenda
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Coffee Break & Showcase
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SWIFT engaging with the community in the future
EuroFinance
12-13 Nov 2013
Sao Paulo
FELABAN
17-20 Nov 2013
Miami
Sibos
16-19 Sep 2013
Dubai
CLAB 2013
11-13 Sep 2013
Miami
Webinars
ongoing SWIFT.com/events
AFP
20-23 Oct 2013
Las Vegas, NV
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Opportunities to interact with SWIFT & the
community
• Social Media
– #LARC2013 @swiftcommunity
• SWIFT Showcase & Exhibition Hall
– Stop by or book a meeting
– Raffles scheduled for Friday afternoon
• Feedback walls
– What topics you want to see covered in LARC2014?
• Polling questions
Thank you to our Exhibitors & Sponsors
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