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Solutions by industry

The inefficiency looks different in every sector

Orizon Platform applies to any organisation running complex, high-volume production infrastructure. What changes by industry is the regulatory trigger, the cost mechanism, and the proof that matters. Here's how it applies to yours.

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01Banking

Infrastructure costs exceed revenue growth, with regulators monitoring proof

Mainframe OPEX rises 6–15% yearly, while revenue increases 2–3%. In banking, 0.4% of software components account for nearly 40% of costs, often unnoticed. Batch SLA compliance is a regulatory requirement.

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€250M+ in cumulative documented savings across banking engagementsTop-3 bank in Spain: ~€40M saved over 8 years, +80% efficiency improvementTop-5 bank in Spain, Mexico, and Brazil: engagements across all three markets100% Assessment-to-contract conversion rate

02Insurance

Legacy maintenance is draining the budget needed for modernization

In insurance, 60–80% of IT budgets go to maintaining the current estate, limiting funds for transformation. Insurers face volume-driven growth with each new policy. Orizon Platform cuts costs, freeing up budget for modernization.

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Batch SLA optimisation cases with 75–96% reduction in SLA breachesSame detection engine validated across mainframe and DB2/Oracle environmentsCost optimisation ranks as the top mainframe priority in financial services

03Telco

Subscriber growth shouldn't mean extra costs

Telco infrastructure costs rise from two forces: growing subscriber volume and Oracle licensing tied to consumption. Billing runs are critical, and delays can lead to revenue issues and compliance risks.

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Oracle engagement documented with a top-5 Spanish telcoBatch SLA optimisation: 75–96% reduction in SLA breaches, applicable to billing-run critical paths12+ Oracle-specific detection algorithms

04Energy & Utilities

The same infrastructure discipline banking and telco already apply to their legacy estate

Energy and utility companies face the same structural gap as banking and telco: no one owns the inefficiency between development and infrastructure. Orizon Platform's detection-to-saving loop applies across sectors.

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The mechanism doesn't change by sector. IBM MSU, Oracle licences, or legacy maintenance budget: the inefficiency always costs money, and it's always measurable.