Building a Modern Data Foundation: A Conversation with OCBC's Head of Data Architecture
summary
OCBC moves its customer profile and fraud-blocking workloads onto a distributed relational database, deploying Yugabyte as a Postgres-compatible store to get millisecond response time for real-time personalization and credit card fraud blocking. A three-to-four year POC-to-production path yields a resilient multi-node design, internal Yugabyte University for developer upskilling, and measurable production use across banking apps rather than a pilot.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:28OCBC’s data architecture
- 3:16Why OCBC chose Yugabyte
- 6:23Yugabyte for real-time personalization
- 9:16Yugabyte adoption details
- 12:27Working with Yugabyte team
- 17:45Financial data trends
- 20:52Closing
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