Milestones
January 2009
- BITS signs its 60th community bank customer
- BITS is officially endorsed by its 7th state banking association - NYBA
December 2008
- BITS participates in its annual meeting with FRB of Philadelphia
October 2008
- BITS announces partnership with United Computer, based in Cherry Hill NJ
September 2008
- BITS signs its 50th community bank customer
May 2008
- BITS signs its 40th community bank customer
February 2008
- Four existing BITS community bank customers invest in BITS
November 2007
- BITS becomes SAS70 certified
October 2007
- BITS signs its 30th community bank customer
June 2007
- BITS adds connectivity for the following Core Processors / ATM Providers to our data center: OSI, COCC, 5th / 3rd, and STAR
February 2007
- BITS starts offering customer employees secure remote access through VPN's (RSA tokens).
January 2007
- Two bankers banks invest in BITS, IBB Illinois and IBB Florida
December 2006
August 2006
- ACBB-BITS Featured in August 2006 issue of Independent Banker, "Calling Community Bankers - Bank Cooperative offers VoIP telephone and internet service"
April 2006
- Banking Infrastructure & Technology Services (BITS), the Technology and Telecommunications unit of Atlantic Central Bankers Bank (ACBB), deploys AT&T's MPLS-Based Services for Network Redundancy and Traffic Routing Flexibility at Community Banks throughout the Mid-Atlantic Region
March 2006
- Atlantic Central Bankers Bank Subsidiary, Banking Infrastructure & Technology Services (BITS), Teams With Cisco Systems to offer Community Banks a Simplified Transition to End-to-End IP Telephony. BITS Makes The Converged IP Network Solution Easy To Install, Deploy and Manage
- Banking Infrastructure & Technology Services Unit Offers One Connection, One Solution
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