Graziella Rossi, Marketing Director, South Europe, Middle East & Africa, said, "Banks have to organize their unstructured information such as document, digital files and email using the approach and care they used for structured data with database. The ability of easy and quick access to all documents related to their customers - once catalogued using a shared classifying plan - and the consequent possibility of using them alongside all core business applications - can drive banks' productivity and reduce back office costs. The FT Summit is the perfect opportunity for FileNet to present to attending CIOs its enterprise architecture which can help them in better serving their organization, whenever people and applications need to deal with content and process automation."
Last year, the FT Summit attracted 250 senior delegates from the financial services technology industry, including 70 per cent of the CIOs of the top 100 Arab banks. The main objective of the summit is to enable the IT vendors to reach the right people through multiple marketing channels, while providing an opportunity for CIOs of the financial industry to optimise the return on IT investment.
"The financial sector has realised the importance of investing in and utilising technology to drive business growth, and the FT Summit will focus on the role of CIOs to adopt the right IT infrastructure to help ensure growth and productivity of their organisations,"
added Rossi.
During the FT Summit, FileNet and its partners will make presentations on topics such as "centralising customer related information and managing common business processes across the sales channel" and "discovering FileNet email and business process management solutions at work."
FileNet solutions are implemented in more than 900 financial institutions worldwide, helping them to streamline and automate their business processes, connect with their information systems and access and manage all forms of content. Among the EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) customers are: Citigroup, Zurich; Group Banque Populaire; BNP Paribas and National Bank of Abu Dhabi.
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