Scott Mullins, Managing Director of Worldwide Financial Services at AWS, says the marketplace approach simplifies these processes.
“Making these solutions available in AWS Marketplace simplifies procurement for our customers whilst providing the security, scalability, and performance benefits of AWS,” he states.
The move comes as financial institutions increasingly centralise their technology purchasing through cloud marketplaces, which offer standardised contracting and billing processes alongside technical integration benefits.
Technology infrastructure
FICO Platform processes decision requests for over 4 billion payment cards globally, handling fraud detection and credit risk assessments in real-time.
The system uses predictive analytics models that analyse transaction patterns, customer behaviour and external data sources to make automated decisions within milliseconds.
The platform’s deployment on AWS infrastructure provides the computational resources needed for these high-volume, low-latency operations whilst offering geographic distribution capabilities for multinational financial institutions.
The expanded AWS partnership positions FICO to compete with other decision management providers who are also moving towards cloud-native architectures and marketplace distribution models.
Alexandre says the collaboration reflects changing customer expectations in financial technology procurement. “Customers and partners worldwide benefit from our solutions powered by AWS,” he concludes.
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