San Angelo, Texas (Nov. 2013) -- Concho Educators Federal Credit Union with four locations in San Angelo, Texas will convert to FLEX in January 2014. After reviewing several core processing solutions, Concho selected FLEX as the most complete and modern end to end core solution available. FLEX’s unique ability to eliminate several layers of third party dependencies through a progressively feature rich core solution will allow the credit union to achieve unprecedented levels of member service. Concho Educators FCU serves 7,000 members with $67 million in assets.

“Concho Educators’ leadership in working through current structures and selecting FLEX to partner in meeting their objectives is indicative of their desire to progress in serving their membership,” said Sean Holcomb, Senior Vice President of FLEX. “We welcome them and look forward to building a valued relationship that will see them through an increasingly bright future.”

Wallingford, CT (July 2013) -- First Connecticut Credit Union has converted to FLEX core processing to serve its 9,700 members. The credit union is based in Wallington, Connecticut and oversees $40 million in assets. Led by industry veteran Susan Brown as CEO, First Connecticut converted to FLEX from a CUSA after carefully evaluating several options for core data processing.

“Years ago I oversaw a credit union on FLEX and have always been impressed. After taking over at First Connecticut, we extensively reviewed many technology offerings. I was so pleased to find the integrated advancements of FLEX,” said Susan Brown, CEO. “We based our final decision on the fact that FLEX is superior in feature maturity, in manageability, and in its capacity to boost our operating efficiency. FLEX’s total integration is very unique as many other processors rely heavily on third-party products. We are thrilled to raise our member experience.”

Lander, Wyoming (August 2013) -- Atlantic City Federal Credit Union located in Wyoming with three branches in Lander, Shoshoni and Riverton will convert its core processing system to FLEX in September 2013. The credit union was drawn to the native integration of FLEX modules and the core’s ability to automate many processes including System Management, Data Backup, Full Document Management Suite, Internet & Mobile Banking, and Check21 Teller Capture. Atlantic City FCU serves 10,700 members with $105 million in assets.

“As technology has advanced, we have progressively found that our current technology cannot meet the needs of our members. This dilemma led us to evaluate several core processors. We were immediately drawn to FLEX for its native integration of modules and automated processes,” said Brian Rohrbacher, President and CEO of Atlantic City FCU. “We chose FLEX over other industry leaders for its integrated software, single license fee, and we are particularly excited to serve our members in various locations of Wyoming and the world with FLEXTeller Internet Banking, Mobile Web and Mobile applications with remote deposit capture.”

Pocatello, ID (April, 2013) -- From its humble beginning as Idaho’s first credit union in 1935, the Pocatello Railroad Federal Credit Union’s (PRFCU) maintains a rich tradition of resourceful innovation in order best meet the needs of its members. As illustrated from an historical section of the PRFCU website, the earliest deposits from Idaho rail workers and their families and associates were kept in a railroad employee’s lunch box.

Today, PRFCU’s management and staff conscientiously work to keep their core mission alive to serve the personal financial needs of their members efficiently and vigorously. Since late 2011, the credit union has been led by CEO Richard Ely and his senior management team including John Cole, COO and Diane Dehl, VP of Human Resources/Administration. Together they have restructured Pocatello Railroad Federal Credit Union resulting in improved profitability and member services. Because technology is such a critical component of customer service and can be cost consuming, PRFCU found it necessary to re-assess their core system.

Waianae, HI (March 2013) -- West Oahu Community Federal Credit Union located in Waianae, Hawaii has converted its core processing system to FLEX for its uniquely designed embedded virtual server technology engineered in JAVA™. The system was chosen because of its proven ability to reduce system complexity and IT resources to less than half of today's industry standards. FLEX has offered innovative technology for all sized credit unions for over three decades. Today’s FLEX core solution is completely integrated and robust with unified solutions for both on-line and in-house technologies.

Sandy, UT (June 20, 2011) -- Computer Marketing Corporation announced today that its newest client, the $330 million Granite Credit Union in Utah will go live on FLEX next quarter. This signing follows a growth trend of nearly 20 new client agreements throughout the nation over the past year. Launched in 1984, the latest iteration of FLEX is engineered in JAVA™ and serves the core processing needs of both on-line and in-house credit union clients of all sizes. With its uniquely designed embedded virtual server technology, FLEX reduces system complexity and IT resources to less than half of today's industry standards.

“This past year has been remarkable as we continue to transition many credit unions onto FLEX,” said Sean Holcomb, Senior Vice President of Computer Marketing Corporation. “Our recent success serves to illustrate the power of innovation and the dynamic nature of technology. Today's FLEX has proven to be the answer for those seeking a new, highly efficient and truly unique core solution.”