The Bank of Montreal is recognized as a leading innovator in e-business initiatives. One of the bank's key e-business initiatives is the further development of m-commerce banking and brokerage services. In the late 1990s, the Bank of Montreal began searching for the most expeditious means of deploying m-commerce banking and brokerage services. The bank believed that m-commerce initiatives would help expand its revenue and customer base and improve customer satisfaction and loyalty while concurrently providing a more cost-effective channel for handling customer inquiries and conducting transactions. Sun Enterprise 10000 and 250 servers, running on the Solaris Operating Environment power the infrastructure for the Bank of Montreal's Internet banking and brokerage systems.
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