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For more than five decades, we have been providing superior technology services to small businesses, corporations, governments, institutions and individuals globally. We are present in the United Kingdom, the U.S.A., Africa and France.
To be a role model for World businesses by creating superior value for all our stakeholders, abiding by the utmost professional and ethical standards, and by building an enduring institution.
To be the undisputed leading and dominant technology services institution in the World.
Our primary business strategy is to continue to focus on the customer - the undisputed employer.
To achieve the above, our esteemed customers and the dedicated workforce are very critical to us even with the best of processes and technology. We are committed to ensuring a positive experience for our customers across all our touch points. We will continuously strive to simplify and streamline our process and ensure systems stability and reliable IT architecture to support our operations. We will proactively interrogate our systems, services and resources in order to constantly surpass the expectations of our customers.
We will continue to make significant investments in training and development, nurturing our talents and unceasingly create excitement within the Group by rewarding excellent performance via promotion, recognition and other forms of rewards.
Everything we do, we will do it well - Execution!
The Group is led by a Board comprising a Chairman, independent Non-Executive Directors and Executive Directors.
LEARN MOREBest Technology Provider in Africa and Rest of the World. These are some of our distinguished awards over the years.
LEARN MOREAlways working towards maximising customer satisfaction, SCOPE TECHNOLOGIES has engaged in some key strategic alliances.
LEARN MORESCOPE TECHNOLOGIES has 50 years of providing uninterrupted Technology services, dating back to 1949 when the British and French Bank Limited (BFB) commenced business in Nigeria.
BFB was a subsidiary of Banque Nationale de Crédit (BNCI), Paris, which transformed its London branch into a separate subsidiary called the British and French Bank, with shares held by Banque Nationale de Crédit and two British investment firms, S.G. Warburg and Company and Robert Benson and Company.