WE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
With every project that Hasoub delivers, comes a close partnership with our clients. It’s all driven by our understanding of our clients, their unique requirements, and their trust in Hasoub’s ability in building high-performance, custom-designed IT solutions for their businesses.
Hasoub has successfully managed some of the biggest and most demanding projects in the region. Emphasizing on client satisfaction, we managed to deliver our projects in record times while maintaining the highest quality. Some of our main and biggest achievements are:
King Abdul Aziz Endowment Project
The incredible 115,000-connection network spanning 1.4 million square feet of development space, the largest converged network in the Middle East, relies on Hasoub’s IT leadership to get the job done right, on time, and on budget. King Abdul Aziz Endowment Project, facing the Holy Mosque in Makkah, is unprecedented in its design. A colossal structure consisting of seven towers, one of which is the 4th largest building in the world under construction, added to a 13-story main building, will be home to some 75,000 employees and residents in the mixed retail, hotel, and residential facility. The stakeholders of the multi-million dollar mega-structure were quick to contact Hasoub to deliver the most technically advanced network in the Middle East. zawya.com, an authoritative business journal reports that the project management team did not hesitate in making their decision, stating, “Hasoub represents a distributor who can provide value-added services and a broad portfolio of collaborative IT solutions.”
As reported in the authoritative business journal, www.zawya.com, the project management team did not hesitate in making their decision, stating:
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“Hasoub represents a distributor who can provide value-added services and a broad portfolio of collaborative IT solutions.”
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Management put its trust in Hasoub for a critical project, continued Zawya, which may well influence all others: “the project is the benchmark by which future regional development will be measured.”
Saudi Investment Bank
The Saudi Investment Bank (SAIB) is a Saudi Arabian joint stock company established by Royal Decree no. M/31 dated June 23, 1976. The Bank began operations in March 1977.
The shareholders of the Bank, a publicly listed company, include J. P. Morgan Chase, Mizuho Corporate Bank - formerly, The Industrial Bank of Japan, Saudi public and private institutions as well as Saudi Individuals.
SAIB offers traditional wholesale, retail and commercial banking products and services in addition to investment banking. In particular, it arranges financing of quasi-government and private industrial sectors and trade finance products for imports and for the increasing Saudi exports.
SAIB is wholly committed to the promotion of private industrial and commercial sectors and is actively supporting several major projects.
On the retail side, SAIB is the lead player in providing brokerage services in the Saudi equities market with attractive and efficient customer lounges in several branch locations dedicated to this investment activity.
SAIB also acts on behalf of its private banking customers as an international brokerage intermediary including options, foreign exchange, precious metals and other Treasury products.
SAIB has established an identity for itself a competitive market as a quality alternative to the larger institutions, with products and services specifically tailored for sophisticated corporate and private banking customers.
Islamic development Bank
Islamic Development Bank (also known as IDB), is a multilateral development financing institution. It was founded by the first conference of Finance Ministers of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC), convened 18 December 1973. The bank officially began its activities on 15 Shawwal 1395H (20 October 1975). On the basis of paid-up capital, these countries are the main shareholders of the Bank: Saudi Arabia,Kuwait,Libya,Turkey,UAE,Iran,Egypt
The purpose of the Bank is to foster the economic development and social progress of member countries and Muslim communities in non-member countries individually as well as jointly in accordance with the principles of shari'ah.
It follows the principles of shari'ah, or Islamic jurisprudence. Shari'ah compatible practices include:Loan, Leasing, Installment Sale, Istisna'a, Equity Participation, Lines of Financing
King Abdul Aziz University
King Abdulaziz University was founded in 1967, and had 2,000 teachers and more than 37,000 students in 2000/2001. Established initially as a private university, King Abdulaziz University was converted to a state university in 1971. King Abdulaziz University is one of the largest universities in the region and Hasoub Supplied the university with the technology solutions it needed to be on top of the educational curve. A big part of what Hasoub Supplied was state of the art workstations and powerful notebooks to help the students and faculties achieve easily and effectively. The universities project was a difficult one considering the size and demand but even though, Hasoub managed to successfully handle the requirements and workload which resulted in a very satisfied customer