22.7 C
Islamabad
Wednesday, October 9, 2024

Pakistan Needs Unified Strategy for Sustainable Growth and Investment: Azfar Ahsan

By: Faiz Paracha ISLAMABAD: Muhammad Azfar Ahsan, former...

Insecure Life in Shikarpur, the Renowned Old Paris of Sindh

By: Nuzair Ali Jamro There is no denying...

Top 5 This Week

spot_img

Related Posts

Huawei Pakistan Holds Technology Workshop for NBP Bank

NEWS DESK

Pakistan: An IT Technology workshop was organized by Huawei Pakistan for National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) during which Huawei regional experts presented various SDN solutions for Enterprise networks and how those are helping banks achieve digital transformation. The event was attended CIO NBP, Amin Manji, Head of Technology, M. Ali Khawaja, Divisional Head Technology infrastructure, Noman Muzaffar, Imran Taqi and other NBP IT team members, along with representatives from Huawei Pakistan.

The goal of workshop was to assess the performance of Huawei’s unique value propositions, of their solutions and technologies, affirmation of customer requirements, working of intelligent SD-LAN, SD-WAN & SD-DCN solutions with detailed explanation of each component of solution and its applications in financial sector.The interactive workshop was well received by CIO NBP and his team. Participants took active interest in all sessions, sharing their challenges and had open discussions with the experts on how these technologies can help NBP in its digital transformation journey.

Noman Muzaffar, Executive Vice President NBP, stated regarding the event, “Huawei conducted an informative session that offered the opportunity for NBP to learn about latest innovations in Software Defined Networking including SD-WAN, DCN and next generation Autonomous Data Center.”

Banks have the ability to capture and store enormous tranches of customer data on a daily basis. The problem is, that with legacy methods such as data storage siloes, banks are severely limited in how they use and connect this data, if at all. Digital transformation can centralize the data capture, storage, and interpretation processes. It can also reduce the costs associated with these critical processes and generate far richer, more precise, faster data-led insights, which banks can use to drive performance.

Popular Articles