Decision as a Service for Transaction Banking Using Service-Oriented Modeling Architecture Methodology

Abstract

In order to gain a competitive edge in the banking industry, direct face-to-face interactions between customers and banks are being gradually replaced by virtual interactions. Instead, they communicate using electronic devices such as smartphones, tablets, and web applications. Transaction banking, which provides commercial services for banking products to small, medium, and large corporations, is a highly typical work unit in banking. Shipping and international payments, risk management for international trade, and other services are provided. We use the Service Oriented Modelling Architecture (SOMA) methodology to solve the problem of the transaction banking unit by relocating it from a system with general dependencies to a system that is independent of the entire service and operates on a small function scale. The study found that a decision as a service (DAAS) model with an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), Business Process Management (BPM), and Business Rule Management (BRM) solution can provide guidelines for the design of decision rules pertaining to integrated or separate business modeling, thereby aiding business unit delivery.