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Opus Software expands

CHENNAI: The Pune-based Opus Software Solutions has signed up with Gemawidia Solusi Komputer (GSK) to enter the Indonesian banking market. The Indonesian company offers value added services to financial institutions, utility companies and government agencies. The pact with GSK would replace the current payment processing system with the new system, Electra.

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