Technology Category
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Finance & Insurance
- Paper & Pulp
Use Cases
- Inventory Management
- Time Sensitive Networking
Services
- Training
About The Customer
African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) is a supranational financial institution based in Egypt. The bank provides services aimed at the development, diversification, and expansion of African trade. Afreximbank conducts meetings with board members and investors, both within Africa and abroad. The bank was facing challenges in managing large quantities of confidential documents for these meetings, especially when travel was involved. The bank sought a solution that could streamline their document management process, reduce printing costs, and ensure the security of their confidential documents.
The Challenge
African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), a supranational financial institution based in Egypt, was facing challenges in managing documents for its board meetings and investor interactions. The bank was grappling with the cumbersome process of printing large quantities of confidential documents, accommodating last-minute changes, and ensuring the secure disposal of these documents post-meetings. The process was not only time-consuming and costly but also posed significant security risks, especially when the board members had to travel with these documents for meetings abroad. The bank was in dire need of a secure and efficient solution that could streamline their document management and meeting preparations.
The Solution
Afreximbank found its solution in Convene, a software that offers a secure and paperless meeting solution. The bank's board secretarial team, IT department, and risk management attended a demo of Convene and were satisfied with its functionalities. The software was evaluated and received positive feedback from the IT team. Convene was used for board and departmental meetings, simplifying the process of organizing meetings and preparing board packs. The software allowed the bank to export and circulate meeting packs with a single click, saving time, effort, and cost. Additionally, Convene's Document Library provided a secure space for all the bank's documents, reports, and meeting packs, eliminating the need for mass reprinting and ensuring data security.
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