Alinma Bank taps Dell for digital transformation

The MoU was signed by Mohammed Talaat, vice president, Saudi Arabia and Egypt at Dell Technologies, and Yaser Alofi, chief information officer at Alinma Bank.
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Dell Technologies and Alinma Bank have signed a memorandum of understanding to accelerate the Saudi-based bank’s digital transformation initiatives.

The MoU signed during the 24 Fintech Summit in Riyadh by Mohammed Talaat, vice president, Saudi Arabia and Egypt at Dell Technologies, and Yaser Alofi, chief information officer at Alinma Bank, marks a significant step forward in the Shariah-compliant bank’s digital transformation strategy.

The agreement outlines a collaborative framework for both parties to jointly develop and deliver innovative data center transformation solutions. This includes Dell’s IT infrastructure and workload migration solutions, the Dell AI Factory models and frameworks, cybersecurity enhancements, as well as client, edge, and multi-cloud solutions delivered with flexibility through Dell APEX.

Dell APEX is an end-to-end portfolio of as-a-service and subscription services where customers pay only for the services consumed. It helps customers scale resources based on their needs and simplifies IT management through consistent performance, predictable costs, and on-demand access to Dell’s infrastructure and services.

Alinma Bank, established in 2006, has earned a reputation for its innovative offerings, customer-focused approach, and pioneering efforts in digital banking.

Talaat said: “The Saudi banking sector is at a pivotal stage of growth spurred by technological advancements and an increased focus on innovation. We are happy to contribute to this evolution and support Alinma Bank in its digital transformation journey.”