FirstBank rolls out a cloud-based transition without disrupting your banking. Find out what this means for you!
FirstBank, the powerhouse of Nigeria’s banking sector, has put its customers’ minds at ease as it gears up for a major system migration. The renowned commercial bank has announced that its transition to a new cloud-based procurement and financial platform is set to commence from October 26 to November 4, 2024. Fear not, loyal customers; this upgrade won’t interfere with your banking operations! FirstBank reassured that while they’re soaring to new technological heights, any temporary adjustments will not disrupt customer services or transactions. Talk about multitasking!
In a notice sent to vendors and stakeholders, FirstBank ensured that the migration was carefully planned to avoid any hiccups. This transition represents a significant step towards enhancing their service delivery, while also preparing the bank to combat future technological challenges. By modernizing their procurement and financial systems, FirstBank is positioning itself as a formidable player in the digital banking landscape.
On top of that, FirstBank is not just focusing on their internal operations; they are also partaking in the 2024 Cybersecurity Awareness Month initiative. This underscores their commitment not just to upgrade but also to ensure the safety of their digital platforms and data. The bank is emphasizing the significance of cybersecurity in today’s ever-evolving digital landscape, where one click could lead to potential threats.
So, whether you're working on your budget for the month, booking your next adventure, or simply shopping for essentials, FirstBank is making sure that everything runs smoothly behind the scenes while they embrace innovation. Did you know that cloud computing can reduce information technology costs by about 30%? This reflects not only on FirstBank’s operations but also opens the door for them to pass on savings to their customers. And here’s a little nugget for you: cybersecurity awareness can decrease cyber incident costs by as much as 50%! This just goes to show that FirstBank is not only looking out for you but also investing in the future of banking.
So worry not, with FirstBank's cloud adventure, the future looks bright!
FirstBank has clarified that its scheduled transition to a new cloud-based procurement and financial platform will not affect banking operations.
In a notice sent to its vendors and suppliers, which Nairametrics has seen, the Bank disclosed that the transition scheduled to begin on Saturday, October 26, ...
First Bank has assured customers that its planned transition to a new cloud-based procurement and financial platform will not disrupt.
Nigeria's premier commercial bank, First Bank has announced plans to transition to a new cloud-based procurement and financial platform as part of plans to ...
FirstBank Ghana is participating in the 2024 Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a global initiative that emphasises the importance of safeguarding digital ...
Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja. First Bank of Nigeria (FBN) yesterday dismissed a report that it was planning a system upgrade that would see the disruption of ...
FirstBank will transition to a new cloud-based procurement and financial platform from October 26 to November 4, 2024. Vendors are advised to submit ...
We are not experiencing disruption to our services, and our banking systems, customer transactions, channels, etc, will not be affected by the enhanced supplier ...
It reassured customers that the enhanced supplier platform would not affect its banking experience, maintaining that operations are running smoothly.
The bank in a statement said its earlier notice was about transitioning from the current I-Supplier Platform, which connects FirstBank with suppliers, to a new ...
FirstBank refuted reports suggesting that it is undergoing a system upgrade, clarifying that the notice about transitioning was specifically for vendors.
We wish to address a misleading report circulating in the media regarding a system upgrade at FirstBank. The message which was incorrectly interpreted and ...
The bank reassured customers that the enhanced supplier platform will not affect its banking experience, maintaining that operations are running smoothly.
First Bank of Nigeria (FBN) says it plans to upgrade only its suppliers' platform, not the company's digital banking system.
"There is no plan for systems upgrade for customers applications which are fully operational."