ITS (International Turnkey Systems) Group, a solution provider for both Islamic and conventional banks, yesterday announced a “transformative” restructuring of its business focus, organization model, processes and product positioning to meet new macroeconomic realities, and prepare the company to embark on a profitable growth journey from 2013 onward.
The announcement came on the heels of an overhaul in the company’s executive leadership and business plan when in April 2013, L. John Loomis took over the reins from Khaled Faraj Al-Saeid, who had been running ITS for two decades.
Loomis, who comes to ITS with more than 20 years of executive management and leadership experience in the financial, technology, entertainment and communication industries, set forth and is rolling out a plan to align, focus and regain ITS’ technology prowess and industry leadership.
“ITS is today rolling out a rejuvenated comprehensive business plan that will put the company back on track. This plan, which has been developed between April and May this year is set to reposition ITS as a profitable, cutting-edge IT and business solutions provider, producing and delivering to the highest standards of quality to meet customer demand,” said L. John Loomis, ITS CEO.
Coined the “Turnaround,” this process of getting ITS prepared and ready to face new market realities has been expansive and current to industry needs and opportunities as new lines of business would bring new revenue streams, and a new industry positioning for ITS. The turnaround, which is well under way, aims to rebuild, reorganize and prepare for profitable growth, which the new company leadership projects to happen throughout 2014.
ITS restructures management
ITS restructures management
