Implementing Enterprise Architecture For A Private Bank

Project Environment: This paper presents a project on implementing Enterprise Architecture for a Private bank to introduce a Mobile Application. The idea of creating an application is taken from United State banks and their applications which helps their customers to access their accounts on their mobile devices and manage their accounts, activity on it. This project deals with bank’s IT department and management to implement this idea of creating an application. This bank has been selected on the fly and has no blue print or information about. It an first approach to invent a mobile application for a banking. According to sources ICICI bank is the second largest bank in India. This bank has subsidiaries different countries. It’s the first bank to have Block chain technology with emirates NBD, with around 75,000 employees. Thus, it can be stated that this organization has a better IT infrastructure and management. 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