Providian of Kentucky Is Live On Texas Instruments' Maximis After Interim Stint On Imis

PORTFOLIO SYSTEMS

LOUISVILLE, Ky.-based Providian Corp., a financial services conglomerate, has cut over to Texas Instruments Inc.'s Maximis portfolio management and accounting system to support some 50 front- and back-office personnel affiliated with its investment group. The firm opted to switch to the mainframe-based Maximis in early April, after running the system in parallel with its incumbent Imis system. Also mainframe-based, Imis is Texas Instruments' predecessor system to Maximis.

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