14 DAY TRIAL // Microsoft is not only a company that’s trying to sell software and hardware to end users, but also one that’s betting big on large businesses that could adopt its products.
Khushhali Bank is one of the most important names that have decided to make the move to Microsoft software, as the Pakistani bank recently signed a deal with the Redmond-based technology giant.
The bank will implement Microsoft services that are reportedly capable of supporting a significant cost reduction for the next three years, while also offering high-end communication and collaboration features to its employees.
“The signing of the Microsoft enterprise agreement through InfoTech signifies not only our commitment to deploy Microsoft technologies at Khushhali Bank but also to place our trust in InfoTech as our technology partner,” Ghalib Nishtar, president of the bank, was quoted as saying by The News.
While some might question the security of Microsoft’s products implemented into a financial institution, Khushhali is not the only bank that decided to embrace software solutions designed by the Redmond-based titan.
The company continues to negotiate similar agreements with various businesses across the world, so don’t be too surprised if new partnerships are announced in the near future.