Infomina bags RM62.7mil tech contract
KUALA LUMPUR: Infomina Bhd has secured a RM62.65 million contract from a local financial institution to provide technology refresh, supply and maintenance services over 69 months.
Infomina Bhd has secured a substantial RM62.65 million contract from a local financial institution, tasked with providing technology refresh, supply, and maintenance services over a span of 69 months. Infomina's contract encompasses a comprehensive range of services, including the delivery, installation, configuration, integration, testing, commissioning, and implementation of hardware, equipment, software, and associated items. Ongoing support and maintenance services are also included throughout the entire contract duration.
Infomina's CEO and Managing Director, Yee Chee Meng, expressed that the contract serves as a testament to the company's ongoing confidence in its capacity to support crucial technology environments. Long-term maintenance and support engagements are integral to their business model, offering recurring revenue and enabling them to forge deeper and more enduring relationships with their clientele.
Yee emphasized Infomina's commitment to ensuring the financial institution's technology infrastructure remains reliable, resilient, and well-supported throughout the contract period.
The contract also aligns with Infomina's strategy to broaden its recurring operations, maintenance, and support services alongside its technology infrastructure and enterprise solutions offerings. As organizations worldwide continue to modernize their technology landscapes to meet escalating digitalization demands, Infomina remains optimistic about the opportunities to assist enterprises and institutions in refreshing, optimizing, and maintaining their vital technology infrastructure.
Infomina has expressed its intent to continue pursuing opportunities across both the public and private sectors, harnessing its expertise in mission-critical infrastructure, cloud computing, data management, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and managed services.
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