Client: Société Générale
Business Type: Banking & Finance
Project: CDRTool
Duration: July 2002 to Nov 2003

A major European bank, the Société Générale Group is recognised for its profitability and its capacity for innovation.

Whilst studying to acquire my degree, I had the opportunity to collaborate with Société Générale, a major European bank, to develop CDRTool, a PABX Monitoring System as well as office automation and network monitoring projects.

CDRTool was designed and implemented around J2EE architecture to provide a robust mechanism for call data record monitoring and fraud detection. By using J2EE design guidelines, the system is able to be fault-tolerant and provides real-time monitoring of calls in progress to the system administrator.

I also co-authored and presented a paper at KES™2004 (Knowledge-based Intelligent Information & Engineering Systems) on the topic of “A Robust Rule-based Event Management Architecture for Call-Data Records“.

• Final Year Project Industrial collaboration with Societe Generale
• Rule-based correlation and Filtering of Call Detail Records for Societe Generale
• Industrial Attachment with Societe Generale.
• CDRTool – Developed a PABX Call Monitor System that was successfully deployed in Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Seoul.
• Lead programmer for SC443 Game Programming Demo
• Lead programmer for SC207 Software Engineering Project
• Participation in Gigahertz 2003 IT Competition
• Sub Committee Member for Japanese Appreciation Club 1999/2000