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STORY AT A GLANCE
Headquarters: Deer Park, TX
Industry: Banking
Solution: Oracle Managed Services
CHALLENGE:
• Cost-effective management of business critical Oracle database systems
SOLUTION:
• Oracle Managed Services, including remote monitoring, fault remediation, patching, backup monitoring/remediation, and system tuning
RESULTS:
• Significant cost savings over hiring an in-house DBA
• Identified and resolved critical errors that would have led to an outage
• Ongoing monitoring and support services to proactively identify new issues
Shell FCU is a member owned and operated full service financial institution with over $600 million in assets. The client’s primary business application is DNA from Fiserv, a core banking platform using Oracle database on the backend.
Day-to-day banking operations rely heavily on the Oracle database backend. Any service degradation has immediate and wide-ranging effects on both the credit union’s members and employees. As a small-to-mid-sized institution, hiring an in-house Oracle DBA was a significant ongoing expense with little strategic return for the business.
F3 Technology Partners was contracted to provide remote monitoring and support services for the Oracle database backing DNA.
When monitoring first went live at the client site, the F3 Level 1 support desk was immediately flooded with alerts coming from the client’s database and the related host systems. Prior to this, the client had no visibility into database system operation and was completely unaware of the underlying issues flagged in the alerts. The system was a ticking time bomb that would have caused an extended outage for the credit union and its members.
The F3 Level 1 team quickly escalated the received alerts to the F3 DBA team, who in turn identified several critical problems. Over the following days and weeks, F3’s DBAs worked closely with the client’s administration team to resolve and make recommendations for each identified issue.
Since those first few weeks, Shell has continued to leverage the included support services and their database systems have been running much more smoothly. F3 continues to work closely with the client to proactively identify and resolve potential issues as they arise.
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