Bulgaria's leading financial institution carried out an IT system transformation during the pandemic. In the second part of our case study, we present the critical points and results of our performance testing project carried out together with KPMG for the Bulgarian DSK Bank.
Transforming a financial institution's IT system is a lot like building a bridge. Everything is made according to precise and detailed plans, and finally a load test must be carried out, as a result of which it is proven whether the practice justifies the preliminary calculations. We present the Bulgarian DSK Bank the essential points of our performance testing project carried out together with KPMG. (Part 1)
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