Union Bank Of The Philippines Wins OutSystems’ APAC Innovator Of The Year
November 17, 2020
Union Bank of the Philippines, alongside their long-trusted partner Via Appia, have been given the honor of receiving Outsystems’ Innovator of the Year Award in the APAC Region.
Union Bank has been a constant presence and innovator in today’s digital world, having proven itself countless times for bringing to the table effective and efficient digital solutions at a rapid pace. The banking giant has been a true example of enterprise adoption – and this year is no different. OutSystems recognizes Union Bank’s great efforts having been named the winner of the prestigious OutSystems Innovator of the Year Award, APAC Region. The award recognizes organizations and people that are successfully using OutSystems to build applications, portals, or systems that eliminate paper-based or manual processes, break down silos and offer user-friendly front ends that integrate with core systems.
Union Bank finds its development partner in Via Appia, having formed a long-time partnership using OutSystems for everything from developing front-end customer experiences for both internal and external customers at branches and on digital platforms, as well as mission-critical solutions like their contact tracing app built in just a few days.
“UnionBank’s Digital Transformation success is a testament to its strategic vision and its radical rethinking of how to converge People, Processes, and Technology Platforms. Digital Transformation allows them to continue to innovate and respond even in this time of crisis to improve customer experience and impact the Filipino people’s lives,” says Via Appia Philippines Founder and CEO, Richard Leoncio.
Dennis Omila, UnionBank CIO adds, “Our digital transformation four years ago which enabled us to be digital to the core, paved the way for us to continue doing business as usual, making banking accessible to millions of Filipinos especially amidst this pandemic where we have been able to provide service with little to no disruption from the safety of our homes.”
