Task Systems Limited Nigeria’s leading value-added Integrated ICT Solutions Company has clinched the coveted ISO-9001:2000 standard award.
Mr. Stanley Okpaleke, managing director of the company stated that the ISO 9001:2000 is recognized worldwide as the comprehensive international standard of quality and that the ISO certification further confirms the company’s strict adherence to a systematic, world-standard approach to quality management and service delivery.
Task Systems in 1987, pioneered desktop publishing and computer graphics in Nigeria with Apple Computers. In 1996, Task Systems Ltd re-branded as a foremost ICT Solution Services company and signed strategic partnerships with major Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) like HP, IBM, American Power Conversion (APC) and software giant Microsoft. With these partnerships, Task has maintained unrivalled leadership in ICT solutions service delivery to the Nigerian oil sector where it has maintained major procurement and service contracts for over 13 years as well as the financial and manufacturing sectors. With offices in Lagos, Warri, Port Harcourt and Abuja, Task has strong competencies in IT consultancy, PC and Enterprise Server integration and deployment, Help Desk, High Power Solutions, Storage Networks and integrated Project Management. In 2008 alone, Task won six prestigious awards from Hewlett Packard (HP) re-confirming Task’s position as the leader in the IT solutions sector in Nigeria.
According to Okpaleke, Task Systems has consistently remained the market leader by providing her customers tailor-made products and services, excellent after-sales support to meet their needs. He added that "the ISO certification supports our continuous pursuit of excellence and commitment to providing world class quality products and services. Our success in achieving this goal is due to the tremendous dedication and teamwork of our staff across the country”. He assured the public “we shall not rest on our oars, we see these awards as a challenge to work even harder as to whom much is given, much more is expected”.