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13
Mar
2012

FICO-eSofties Banking Technology Event

This high-impact event will be held March 13 in Lagos, and will explore cutting-edge technologies and strategies for addressing emerging threats and managing credit decisions. As the banking industry matures and consumers turn to credit over cash, this event will help you prepare for the changes to come.
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27
Jan
2012

eSofties becomes eXo Platform first official partner in Nigeria

eSofties Solutions Limited became eXo Platform first official partner in Nigeria on the 27th of January 2012. This partnership will allow eSofties Solutions Limited leverage the eXo platform to deliver far more robust and scalable Portal and eCommerce solutions to our clients and customers within a shorter period of time.

Now, our clients and customers can enjoy single sign-on to their DMS, Private Social Network, Workflow Applications and lots more.


08
Nov
2011

FICO Signs eSofties as Partner for West Africa

FICO on November 8, 2011 announced that it has signed a partnership agreement with eSofties, which will represent FICO throughout West Africa

Under the agreement, Esofties will focus on selling and delivering FICO® Blaze Advisor® business rules management system, a leading software tool for creating flexible, high-performance business applications. In addition, eSofties will act as a referral agent for other FICO applications in banking, such as the industry-leading FICO® Debt Manager™ solution and FICO® TRIAD® Customer Manager, which are heavily used in other African countries.


05
May
2011

Skye Bank Plc awards contract for eSofties to deploy a Central Transactions Monitoring System

Skye Bank Plc on 5 May 2011 awarded eSofties Solutions limited a contract to deploy a Central Transactions Monitoring System that will enable the Bank check transactions against Business Rules created by Business Users real-time throughout the bank and across all Channels.

This is a first with any Nigerian bank and it promises to cut down the cases of suspicious transactions and fraud that are prevalent in banks.

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