New appointments at VBT Yazılım
Appointments have been made to the management team of VBT, which has been operating in the IT sector for 30 years.
VBT Yazılım has made significant appointments to its management team. Serkan Özsoy, who has been managing the company's Flerpi (ERP software) and e-Flerpi (e-transformation software) products since 2020, has been appointed as “Deputy General Manager Responsible for Commercial Software.”
In his new role, Özsoy will be responsible for the management of POS software in addition to Flerpi and e-Flerpi software, and he will also continue to serve as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of KPAY Ödeme Sistemleri A.Ş., a subsidiary of VBT Yazılım.
Metin Faruk Tufan, who has long served as the 'Manager Responsible for Mainframe Systems' at VBT Yazılım, has been appointed to the position of Director.
Within the scope of his work at the company, Tufan has successfully implemented a total of 15 projects for seven different Mainframe clients on time and without errors. Standing out with his successful projects, Tufan will manage the company's operations in the Mainframe field in his new role.
Operating in the IT sector for approximately 30 years, VBT Yazılım develops solutions for large-scale computer systems through partnerships with IBM and BMC Software. The company's client portfolio includes Turkey's leading institutions such as İş Bankası, Akbank, Garanti BBVA, Halkbank, Turkish Airlines, and the Social Security Institution.
News Source: 12punto
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