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Bank of Commerce

Targeting growth backed by HCI

Aiming to become one of the top preferred banks in the Philippines, Bank of Commerce is growing fast. With a hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) based on Lenovo ThinkAgile HX Series that’s simple to scale and easy to manage, Bank of Commerce can continue to develop and offer new services to an expanding customer base.

“We are delighted with the simplicity and scalability of Lenovo ThinkAgile HX Series. In five years, we’ve gone from three nodes to more than 20, with plans to expand our HCI even further to meet future growth.”

Michael Asiddao

FVP/Division Head, Digital Services Group/ Infrastructure and Operations, Bank of Commerce

At-a-Glance

Customer: Bank of Commerce
Industry: Finance
Product Family: lenovo:product-group-and-series/L110056/L210089
Region: Asia Pacific
Processor: Intel
Topic: Hyperconverged Infrastructure,IT Transformation ,Software Defined Infrastructure

Targeting growth backed by HCI

Disparate server and storage systems from multiple vendors were time-consuming to manage and difficult to scale. This threatened to hold Bank of Commerce back from achieving its ambitious growth goals.

The bank replaced its three-tier architecture with a scalable HCI based on Lenovo ThinkAgile HX3310, HX3320, HX1320, and HX650 V3 nodes—all powered by Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors that are specifically optimized for high-performance workloads.

By consolidating on Lenovo ThinkAgile HX Series, Bank of Commerce has enhanced performance, flexibility, and scalability while significantly reducing management effort, freeing the bank to focus on expansion efforts.