First Bank ensures a smooth ride during its cloud transition! Find out more about this major banking move and what it means for you!
First Bank of Nigeria, a cornerstone of the country’s banking sector, has recently announced its plans for a significant upgrade, transitioning to a new cloud-based procurement and financial platform. The bank has made it clear that this system migration, set to begin on October 26 and conclude by November 4, 2024, will not disrupt their everyday banking operations. In a time when many deposit money banks (DMBs) in Nigeria have experienced various operational hiccups, First Bank seeks to assure its customers and vendors that it’s business as usual, even with changes on the horizon.
In communications sent to its vendors, First Bank highlighted that the upgrade might present some temporary disruptions within its procurement system, but reassured that customer banking services would remain unaffected. This confident declaration comes amidst a backdrop of mixed news in the Nigerian banking industry. As First Bank prepares for this transition, the overarching sentiment is that it is prioritizing customer experience above all, ensuring a seamless banking process.
Interestingly, First Bank's commitment to its customers reflects a broader trend in the banking industry where investment in technology and cloud computing is becoming essential. By modernizing its procurement processes, the bank aims to enhance efficiency, reduce operational risks, and eventually provide better services to its customers. Financial technology continues to be a game-changer in the industry, and First Bank's move suggests it's steering ahead with robust digital strategies that could set them apart from the competition.
With its strong historical legacy in Nigeria’s banking landscape, First Bank is not only the oldest bank in Nigeria but also has one of the widest banking networks across the country. The bank has been at the forefront of adopting innovative technologies to better serve its robust customer base. As they embark on this cloud transition journey, it's clear that First Bank is committed not just to its operations but also to ensuring that all operations are stable, reliable, and trustworthy.
Did you know that First Bank was founded in 1894? That's a legacy spanning over a century of banking! Additionally, as the bank adapts to cloud technology, they're aiming to streamline transactions, making it easier for customers to access services. The future looks bright for First Bank, and its customers can expect a smoother banking experience ahead!
FirstBank has clarified that its scheduled transition to a new cloud-based procurement and financial platform will not affect banking operations.
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First Bank has assured customers that its planned transition to a new cloud-based procurement and financial platform will not disrupt.
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"There is no plan for systems upgrade for customers applications which are fully operational."
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The bank reassured customers that the enhanced supplier platform will not affect its banking experience, maintaining that operations are running smoothly.
FirstBank has clarified reports on system upgrade, assuring its customers of seamless banking operations. In a statement, Folake Ani-Mumuney, Group Head, ...
It reassured customers that the enhanced supplier platform would not affect its banking experience, maintaining that operations are running smoothly.
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