Boubyan and ITS Kick Start Digital Transformation Project

The Kuwaiti ITS company and Boubyan Bank launched the first phase of the digital printing system, as part of the bank’s vision to develop systems and digital transformation and in line with the bank’s plans to rely less on printing and move towards digital platform.

Director of the Information Technology Sector at Boubyan Bank Abdullah Al-Nisf said that the new digital platform was designed with high efficiency in order to provide many advantages, including an integrated system for the paperless environment, reducing the cost of printing, and automatic archiving of the document, which is turn reduces operating cost and transaction processing time for Boubyan customers.

The Executive Director of Information Technology at Boubyan Bank, Ahmad Al-Shatti, added that the system includes the integration of “PACI” to read the civil card chip or “QR” and for future electronic signature, and to share the client’s protected copy via e-mail and WhatsApp.

He pointed out that among the advantages of this system are reducing virtual printing errors, reducing the risk of document loss, speeding up the document audit cycle, and supporting the green environment.

An ambitious strategy

ITS Sales Manager Sherif Al-Ghamry is excited about the whole project and says that this is the first stage within an ambitious strategic partnership plan to support cooperation with Boubyan Bank in many areas, whether in terms of infrastructure or advanced banking solutions that keep pace with Boubyan Bank’s leadership in the Kuwaiti market.

He added that the work system of the electronic printing system developed by ITS and its partners in the region complements the Kuwaiti government directives to develop and modernize the work environment and provide an advanced and electronic experience for auditors, whether in banks or any other bodies and institutions. It also supports efforts to protect the environment and reduce carbon emissions. This is in addition to a high rate of return on investment and huge savings in operating expenses.

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