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MBP Retiring? Replaced by opencore os?

I’m currently interviewing with a big 4. One of their questions was if I knew other core products. He mentioned that MBP is being offloaded and will be replaced by opencore OS.

Anyone else hear this?

I thought open core was a fake product


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OpenCoreOS does not appear to be a storage process so the MBP DB is needed. I also did not see in the initial discussions where this product performs mass updates like interest and service charge calculation - i.e. statement rendering. It may have been added, but I did not see it before I left.

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Post ID: @hb+1m6ykcaf0

@d9 those customers must be pis*sed
Finished implementing just in time for the rug to be pulled out

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Post ID: @e2+1m6ykcaf0

@a5 we just signed and are actively deploying to production for 3 clients this year. But I’d agree the overall future for MBP is questionable.

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Post ID: @d9+1m6ykcaf0

@a5 MBP has funding through end of 2027, what does that mean, well those on MBP are asking the same question. We were told open core would be part of the solution, but have seen nothing that proves or disproves this theory.

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Post ID: @d6+1m6ykcaf0

MBP is/was a complete joke. No base functionality and way too expensive to deploy and support.

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Post ID: @ct+1m6ykcaf0

@a5 Poor product design from get go. Now MBP people are being populated elsewhere. What could go wrong?

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Post ID: @ab+1m6ykcaf0

@a5 500 millions dollars later

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Post ID: @a8+1m6ykcaf0

I'm not on MBP or any banking core product but it is common knowledge that we are no longer growing or investing in MBP. I believe it is being sunsetted.

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