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Inlaks Ghana has been recognised by the Nobel International Business School (NiBS) as the Digital Innovation Company of the year.
The company swept the award on the back of its innovative ATMs it has introduced in the country which offer more than just dispensing cash.
The ATMs offer solutions which include accepting cash and cheques where customers can even have direct interaction with the customer service person via video and telephone.
Receiving the award on behalf of Inlaks, Head of Business Operations, Isabella Boettey-Kplivi said her outfit is excited to win the award as it is an assurance that the company is addressing the needs of clients and serving the public well.
She added that Inlaks will not relent in its efforts in churning out innovative products that create convenient banking and other related services to its customers. She further thanked all clients for the trust they have reposed in the company over the years, saying, the award would be impossible without their support and relationship.
Inlaks was established in 1982 as an Information Technology Systems Integrator specialised in the deployment of dynamic and highly scalable ICT Infrastructure Solutions. Our customers cut across various segments including Banking, Telecommunication, Oil/Gas, Power, Utilities and the Distribution sectors of the economy. INLAKS also deploys Commercial/Resource Planning Software and Services to many multinational companies.
Inlaks is a leading system integrator in Sub-Saharan Africa. The company partners with leading OEMs in the technology industry to provide world-class information technology solutions that exceed the needs of its customers.
Over the years, Inlaks has built a reputation as the foremost ICT and Infrastructure Solutions Provider, helping customers effectively seize new market and service opportunities.
With an impressive customer base that includes six Central Banks in West Africa, 18 of the 24 banks in Nigeria and other major customers in the West African region, Inlaks has become the dominant Information Technology Company in Africa.
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