Tinka’s Strategic Move to Serverless Cloud Technology

We have benefited from the resources that are available from Levi9 and the relationship works very well. Sometimes it is difficult to understand where Tinka ends and Levi9 begins because we work so well together that is hard to understand who is internal and who is external. We have a five-year plus relationship with them, and it is not common to have that informal and very close collaboration for so long.

About the project

In the fast-paced world of FinTech, Tinka faced a significant business challenge. They needed to transfer a crucial part of back-office operations from an older, less efficient system to a new, more cost-effective one. Their IT workload automation software, an on premise, legacy task scheduler software, had many limitations, including high administrative burdens, lack of direct system access and substantial licensing costs. Tinka aimed to modernize back-office processes, save money, and operate more efficiently. But it was also imperative to migrate to a new system without interrupting day-to-day business.

 

Tinka initially wanted to use Databricks, but this solution fell short of meeting their back office and budget requirements. Together we discovered that Tinka could streamline operations and cut costs by building a new, serverless cloud-native system using Amazon Step Functions and Amazon Lambda. After careful planning and execution, we were able to seamlessly migrate all 40 financial maintenance jobs to the new system.

Results

Decrease in
platform costs
0 %
Elimination
of licensing fees
0 %
Additional
operational savings
0 %

FinTech

IT Workload Automation

Amazon Lambda

Amazon Step Functions

Serverless Cloud-Native Solutions

Integration with AWS Services

Automated Task Execution

Scalable and Flexible Infrastructure

Workflow Automation

Low-Code

Migration

API Integration

Multi-Cloud Architecture

Open Urban Platform

Sustainability

Smart City Initiatives

Ethical AI

Responsible AI

Data Security

Data Collaboration

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