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Arab National Bank renews partnership with Microsoft Arabia

By TRENDS Desk
June 9, 2021 7:25 am

     

    • The agreement was signed by ANB’s chief operating officer, Ayed Al Zahrani and Microsoft Arabia’s vice president of customer success Osama Al Sulaiman

    • Al Zahrani said the partnership with Microsoft Arabia, will enable the bank’s digital transformation

    Arab National Bank (ANB) has renewed its cooperation agreement with Microsoft Arabia to support the bank’s digital transformation and technical development process.

    The agreement which was signed by the bank’s chief operating officer, Ayed Al Zahrani and Microsoft Arabia’s vice president of customer success Osama Al Sulaiman, will help the bank in the remote work system and enable its employees to use smart applications and technical tools to increase their operational efficiency.

    Speaking after the signing ceremony Al Zahrani  said that the partnership with Microsoft Arabia, will support the bank’s digital transformation.

    Al Sulaiman said that the relationship with ANB is an extension of the enablement that Microsoft provides to enhance the bank’s financial digital infrastructure.

     

     

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