Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB), a UAE-based Islamic financial institution, has announced it is collaboration with IBM to accelerate its transition to become a modern, digitally-led Islamic bank, using IBM hybrid cloud solutions based on Red Hat OpenShift.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The transformation complements the bank\u2019s Digital Transformation strategy which leverages Big Data, analytics and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to deliver operational and financial benefits.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Building on ADIB\u2019s longstanding collaboration with IBM, the bank selected IBM hybrid cloud solutions to enhance its digital infrastructure, modernise operations and automate processes, enabling its employees to focus their effort and time in serving customers better.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Mamoun T. Alhomssey, Chief Information Officer, ADIB, said: \u201cProviding an exceptional customer experience is the top priority at ADIB and the ultimate objective of our Digital Transformation strategy. As we continue to upgrade and enhance our operations, the bank will benefit from IBM\u2019s hybrid cloud solutions that enable faster processes that can increase productivity and performance while also strengthening our security. The main benefits to IBM\u2019s cloud systems are that they enable the bank to operate with greater efficiency and serve customers more effectively. In a fast-changing world, this will allow us to meet evolving customer needs in a quicker and smarter way.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Hossam Seif El-Din, General Manager, IBM Middle East and Pakistan, added: \u201cFinancial institutions are one of the cornerstones of society. However, to keep pace with challenging times and constantly changing customer demands, they need to modernise. Our collaboration with ADIB is evidence that hybrid cloud strategies are core to Digital Transformation journeys and an enabler of revolutionised business models. Through IBM’s hybrid cloud solutions, ADIB is able to accelerate its modernisation and adoption of transformational technologies, such as AI.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n
ADIB selected IBM Cloud Pak for Integration to meet changing customer demands faster. The bank now has the ability to build new cloud-native applications and make them available to their customers across its digital platforms in a faster, more personalised and user-friendly manner. ADIB is also able to integrate different microservices from its vast ecosystem of partners and FinTechs to offer its customers a marketplace of financial services. This enables ADIB customers to use the bank\u2019s digital platform as a one-stop-shop for their financial needs, such as financing a house or a car.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
ADIB also opted for IBM Cloud Pak for Automation to drive a new wave of productivity. The solution enables ADIB to better manage and automate data-intensive processes and reduce manual document processing, enabling employees to focus on higher value work and serve their customers better. Today, ADIB uses IBM Cloud Pak for Automation to facilitate and automate over 20 processes, such as customer onboarding and loan origination.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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