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HBL Signs 7Vals for Facility Operations Management Across Pakistan 

  • March 31, 2018
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7Vals, a Lahore-based software company has signed Habib Bank Limited, to help with the management and maintenance of its Facilities Operations across Pakistan, through 7Vals’ Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS).
Present at the signing ceremony of the contract between the two companies were Nassir Saleem – Head of Global Operations at HBL,  Amir Matin – Head of Technology Strategy at HBL, and CEO 7Vals, Syed Ali.
7Vals, founded in 2011, also has a strong global presence with offices in Texas, United States and has been working on the export of cloud-based software to the global market.
Read: JS Bank Signs FetchSky: Integrating Peekaboo Connect with JS Bank’s Digital Assets

Speaking about the signing, CEO 7Vals said,

7Vals has had a lot of success in the international market, and now we want to introduce our product to the Pakistani market. We’re hoping our work with HBL will encourage other Pakistani companies to confront business challenges head-on, and create success a little closer to home.

HBL will be using the 7Vals software for work order management, recurring maintenance, and asset custodianship in its Northern, Central, and Southern branches.

The computerization and process-enforcement of maintenance and safety activities will enable businesses to adhere easily to industry standards. This is a huge step forward for the maintenance and safety culture of Pakistani businesses.

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