Enterprise-wide Software Development, Testing and Maintenance for Supervisory Information Systems (SIS)

SCOPE: Pragmatics designed, developed, tested, implemented and maintains the Supervisory Information Systems (SIS) suite of bank supervision applications. Deployed across the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) enterprise nationwide, EV is a mission-critical system that automated the examination of community national banks and re-engineered OCC business processes. The SIS system comprises eight separate user applications: Community Bank EV, Supervisory Information System – Large Bank, Web EV, Office View, HQEV, EV Reports, EV Admin and National Credit Tool. The largest of these, Community Bank EV, is composed of 47 modules made up of 627 software objects. The distributed database to support EV is composed of 48 database and replication servers.

DELIVERING QUALITY CUSTOMER SERVICE: Rigorous management and quality assurance procedures have resulted in high quality code delivered on time and within budget. Pragmatics has supported this customer since 1995. In addition, we delivered SIS Reports (formerly EV Reports) in December 2000, National Credit Tool in June 2002, SIS-LB in April 2003, and SIS-Office in May 2004. In nominating Pragmatics for the 2004 Treasury Dedicated Service Provider Award, an OCC Manager stated, “Quite simply, Pragmatics delivers. Working with the OCC, Pragmatics has designed, developed, and supported numerous state-of-the-art technically advanced applications that continue to be delivered nationwide to national bank examiners on time and within budget.”

TECHNOLOGY: The system incorporated several different platforms, including MS SQL Server, Sybase ASE and Sybase ASA on the back end. Applications are developed in .NET and PowerBuilder.

• MS SQL Server
• Sybase, ASE
• .NET
• PowerBuilder

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