Philippine Savings Bank (PSBank) has deployed the Sun Oracle Database Machine to underpin its enterprise wide analytics platform.

PSBank used Hybrid Columnar Compression, Oracle Partitioning and Oracle Real Application Clusters to complete its robust, scalable and transparent data and storage infrastructure for its business intelligence platform.

Response time for queries and requests that used to take between three hours to several days is now completed in less than one minute with near real-time updates for the president’s dashboard.

An upgrade to Oracle Database 11g, which did not require PSBank to further tune its applications, enabled the bank to save on additional storage costs.

“In our tests of the Oracle Database Machine version 1, we saw an average of 124 times improvement with our key queries compared to traditional and other architectures. This was achieved without any costly application rewrites. We expect the compression capabilities in Sun Oracle Exadata Version 2 to save us storage costs downstream as well,” said Mr. Edward Martinez, Senior Manager, IT Development PSBank.

Photo shows (from left) Mina Lim, Acting Managing Director, Oracle Philippines; Pascual Garcia, President, PSBank; Ricky Kapur, Vice President, ASEAN Technology Sales, Oracle Asia Pacific and; Noli Gomez, Senior Vice President for Operations, PSBank.

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