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Credit Lyonnais Produces a Large Volume of Highly Personalized Customer-Facing Documents Using Adobe Solutions

Overview The Credit Lyonnais Group offers retail banking, investment, and corporate banking and asset management services. The company wanted to prepare IT infrastructure for Year 2000 issues and introduction of the Euro and improve appearance of documents generated from back-office applications. The company also wanted to provide rapid, easy electronic access to personalized customer documents and automate archiving of documents using bar codes. To meet these requirements and integrate the production of print-ready electronic documents into a Web-based IT infrastructure, Crdit Lyonnais chose Adobe Output Designer, Adobe Web Output Pak, and Adobe Reader software. The integration of the Adobe solutions with IBM WebSphere Application Server software was a straightforward process and was accomplished by the company in a short time.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Adobe Systems	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Infrastructure Management, Document Management, Service-Oriented Architecture

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