GEIT Tops Bid for China Everbright Bank Head Office's Queue Management System Vendor Qualification Project

Recently, GEIT secured the first-place bid for the Queue Management System Vendor Qualification Project of China Everbright Bank (CEB) Head Office. The project, designed for vendor selection and qualification, not only supports the traditional Windows operating system but also enables compatibility with domestic chips through optional information innovation packages.

As a high-tech product integrating computer technology, networking, multimedia, and communication control, the queue management system replaces the traditional queuing method where customers stand in line at service windows. Instead, it automates the queuing process via a computerized system, making it suitable for various window service industries. Currently, it has been widely adopted in finance, healthcare, telecommunications, and government service windows at all levels.

As a leading total solution provider in the financial self-service equipment sector, GEIT boasts outstanding products and strong brand influence. Its product series and solutions have not only earned high praise from banking institutions in practical applications but also gained customers' trust through professional, timely, comprehensive, and thoughtful services. This reflects the company's unremitting efforts to uphold its service tenet: "Leading Financial Self-Service through Technological Innovation"—from products and solutions to all-round services. Moving forward, GEIT will continue to enhance product quality and service standards, ensure the safe and stable operation of its products, and contribute to the intelligent development of bank branches and service outlets.

Founded in August 1992, China Everbright Bank is a national joint-stock commercial bank approved by the State Council and the People's Bank of China, with its headquarters in Beijing. It was listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in August 2010 and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in December 2013. As of the end of 2021, CEB had established 1,304 domestic branches, achieving full coverage of service networks across all provincial-level administrative regions in China, with outlets radiating 150 economic central cities nationwide. In the 2021 "Top 1000 World Banks Ranking," it ranked 32nd, up 3 places from the previous year.