A number of credit unions across the country recently announced core system conversions and renewals.

The $1.9 billion, Atlanta-based Georgia's Own Credit Union expanded its relationship with the Brookfield, Wis.-based Fiserv, Inc. by selecting its DNA core processing system. The credit union expects to gain a customizable, open architecture technology foundation that enables stronger integration of third-party solutions while supporting the development and launch of new products and services. Georgia's Own CU also selected a suite of integrated customer relationship management and business intelligence solutions, which leverage DNA's open architecture to integrate customized enhancements and extensions.

The Baton Rouge, La.-based, $541 million Campus Federal Credit Union selected the Plano, Texas-based Alkami Technology's ORB Platform to provide a digital banking experience to its approximately 42,000 members. The new platform is integrated to the credit union's Fiserv XP2 core banking system, and provides consumer and business members with an enhanced digital banking platform that extends across all devices. The credit union said it now also has the flexibility needed to grow its system as new technologies emerge and evolve with the future of digital banking.