Gijima and Clari5 join Forces to Help South African Banks Combat Financial Crime in Real-Time
Gijima, leading South African ICT company partners with Clari5 to jointly help African banks combat real-time cross channel enterprise crime management. Through this strategic partnership, Gijima and Clari5 will provide solutions to African banks to counter enterprise-wide fraud and money laundering risk. Banks across Africa can now benefit from the unparalleled advantages of Clari5’s extreme real-time, cross channel, enterprise fraud risk management capability.
The partnership between Clari5 and Gijima, strengthened by the integration of IBM Mainframe/LinuxOne Z systems, represents a significant advancement in the technological capabilities available to South Africa’s banking sector. Integrating Clari5’s innovative solutions with Gijima’s extensive ICT services and the power of IBM Mainframe/LinuxOne Z systems allows banks to leverage state-of-the-art technology for enhanced operational efficiency, security, scalability, and reliability, offering an unparalleled platform for high-volume transactions and sensitive data processing.
This strategic alliance highlights a commitment to delivering cutting-edge solutions that meet the evolving needs of the banking industry, emphasizing customer-centric approaches and the importance of digital transformation in today’s financial landscape.
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