Offtech Holding Group, a regional business technology solutions company, said it has won renewal of  contract from Capital Bank for provision of comprehensive printing technologies for its headquarters and all of its branches across Jordan.

As per the new contract, Offtec will equip the bank’s branches with an updated all-inclusive printing system, consisting of A3 and A4 multi-functional machines as well as A3 multi-functional color machines, manufactured by Kyocera Document Solutions, a core company of the Kyocera Corporation.

Kyocera’s exclusive partner in the Kingdom, Offtec is the kingdom’s only source for the brand’s heavy-duty and reliable machinery, known for its low-running cost and high performance, said a senior official.

“Capital Bank is one of the nation’s foremost financial institutions, tailoring to both individuals and corporations across the Kingdom. After first equipping the bank with printing solutions five years ago, it is our honor to once more be supplying it with apt printing machines to meet its ever-changing needs,” remarked Ehab Oweis, the business development manager for Printing Solutions at Offtec.

“As Kyocera’s exclusive partner in Jordan, we are able to not only deliver a range of the latest long-life, innovative printing machines and printing management solutions on the global market, but also to offer outstanding after-sales services, enabling us to maintain relationships with our customers for years to come,” he added.

Naser Ziadeh, the chief support officer at Capital Bank, said: "Our strategy revolves around the utilisation of top technological and technical solutions in our work, thereby guaranteeing the highest standards of customer service."

"We are thus proud of our strategic partnership with Offtec, which provides us with the latest comprehensive printing solutions for our headquarters as well as all our branches, which are scattered strategically across the Kingdom. The new machines will have a large impact on enhancing our operationally efficiency and customer service," he added.-TradeArabia News Service