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SACCOS and Microfinance Destiny in Tanzania
When we think of the future, we hope a future of progress. The progress that can take one of two forms. Horizontal or extensive progress means copying things that work from lower to higher. Horizontal progress is easy to imagine because we already know what it looks like. Vertical or intensive progress means doing new things, that is; going from nothing to something (0 to 1).
A System Motivated to drive Microfinance Operations to Success
Many companies in the country and globally operate under the customs and invent less in making sure they succeed their customers especially in their operations. They conduct their business the same way the same manner every day something that makes their customers unexcited because they are certainly used to the practice over and over.
- Microfinance
- Tanzania
- TCDC
- FSDT
- TAMFI
- system
- MicroCredit
- AmalaTimes
- RegTEch
- CoopTech
- FinTech
- Ushirika
- UshirikaLab
- Banking
- Finance
- financeSoln
- Bank of Tanzania
- BOT
- Loan
- Loan Management
- Loan Management Software
- Client Management
- Share Management
- Affordable
- Quality
- Efficiency
- Business Financial
- SACCOS
- MFI
- Service
- Service Provider
Amala Core Banking 3.5.1 - Release Notes
It’s with great pleasure and happiness that We have successfully released another version of our awarding Amala Core Banking system for FinTech, especially in financial inclusion of the community in Tanzania.
In this release of Amala, we have added the following key new features among others:-
- Releases
- amalapla
- Amala
- Loan Management
- Unions
- Secure
- Swahili
- Localization
- Reports
- Accounting
- MassUpload
- Data
- Loans
- Loan
- ApacheFineract
- Apache
- Mifos
- MifosInitiative
- TCDC
- Ushirika
- AMCOS
- TAMFI
- BOT
- Microfinance
- MicroCredit
- ROSCAS
- ASCAs
- AML
- CSA
- FICOS
- FIs
- SACCOS
- SACCO
- FSDT
- VSLA
- Agent banking
- Apex body
- Collateral
- Community Financial Group
Financial Institutions Urged to use FinTech Systems in their operations.
The global financial institutions operations have changed lately to accommodate the best global economy, one that is more efficient and manages the risks that may tend to occur due to humanly errors. This is also affected by the invasion of technology and digitalizing monetary activities lately.