◆SIMAH · Saudi Arabia · Financial Services
Centralized DWH & Enterprise MFT Implementation
Six-Pillar Delivery Across DWH Modernization, Data Exchange & Quality
IllustrativeRaw pieces → integration
01Context
Client background as described in the 2025 deck.
SIMAH is Saudi Arabia's first national credit bureau, founded in 2002 and operational since 2004, aggregating data from over 323 contributors. SIMAH needed to modernize its data infrastructure, remove manual processes and automate secure data exchange with members.
02The challenge
Before
- 01A legacy FTS limited to XML and CSV needing manual intervention
- 02high onboarding costs
- 03weak validations
- 04no central monitoring
- 05limited scalability for growing contributors
After, as stated
- Centralized DWH
- Automated Exchange
- Higher Data Quality
- Lower Ops Costs
As stated in the case study A legacy FTS limited to XML and CSV needing manual intervention, high onboarding costs, weak validations, no central monitoring, and limited scalability for growing contributors.
03Delivery
What BBI delivered
Six pillars of work. As you scroll, each pillar adds a layer to the structure; the layer you are reading glows.
- 01 / 06
Centralized DWH
Built a central DWH using Informatica B2B, CDC and PowerCenter
- 02 / 06
Enterprise MFT
Supported XML, XLS, CSV and more with member self-service onboarding
- 03 / 06
Multi-Level Validation
Embedded data quality validations directly into ingestion pipelines
- 04 / 06
Traceability
Centralized monitoring and full traceability of all data submissions
- 05 / 06
Process Automation
Removed manual coding and technical dependency for new transfers
- 06 / 06
Secure Connectivity
Provided a secured FTP framework for reliable uploads and downloads
04Outcomes
Outcomes, as stated
The four outcomes listed in the source case study. Scope describes what was implemented, not measured business impact; no figures have been added.
- Stated outcomeCentralized DWH
- Stated outcomeAutomated Exchange
- Stated outcomeHigher Data Quality
- Stated outcomeLower Ops Costs
05Technology
Technology & capabilities
Technology is listed only where this case study names it.
Named in the source
Capabilities
Source reference
BBI Company Profile 2025 — case studies, slide 40. Classified by the deck under “Financial Services”, location “Saudi Arabia”. Review status: extracted unreviewed. The 3D scenes on this page are illustrative. Counts show how many of the deck's stories share each technology or capability.
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