Mindtree to create digital roadmap for ING Vysya bank
Mindtree has been selected by ING Vysya as a strategic digital partner for its next generation mobility programme.

Mindtree has been selected by ING Vysya as a strategic digital partner for its next generation mobility programme. As part of this programme, Mindtree will help ING Vysya deliver multi-channel and multi-platform banking experience to its customers while creating a digital roadmap designed to help the bank penetrate untapped markets.
The first phase of the engagement saw Mindtree conceptualise, design and develop a retail banking hybrid mobile application to drive efficiency and engagement across multiple channels including Android, Windows, BlackBerry, J2ME and Website based platforms.
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Aniruddha Paul, CIO, ING Vysya said, "Our digital roadmap will help us level the playing field with our larger competitors by creating innovative and path breaking solutions for our customers. We are glad to select Mindtree as one of our key Digital Partner. Their domain and technology expertise with a clear strategic intent is critical in our journey towards mobility. We see large opportunities in developing these kind of applications for the rest of our business."
"ING Vysya has been our strategic client for over 9 years. It is imperative for banks to have a well thought digital strategy blueprint to enable rapid go-to-market and also provide superior customer experience. We are excited to partner with ING Vysya in its journey to be the industry leader in digital banking," Gaurav Johri, SVP and head of banking financial services and insurance, Mindtree said.

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