Abu Dhabi Commercial Properties (ADCP), a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB), announced today a new partnership with Abu Dhabi’s Smart Solutions and Services Authority (ADSSSA) in implementing the TAMM initiative across the capital.
TAMM is a newly-established initiative aimed at achieving service excellence across Abu Dhabi Government by moving the service delivery model towards a journey-focused approach. TAMM harnesses innovative technologies that are proactive, fast and efficient, enabling all entities to integrate and work cohesively and offer exceptional customer experience in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. The initiative aims to create a single integrated and personalized service that will take a user through all the government processes of buying or renting a new home, moving in and connecting services.
With the signed partnership, ADCP is the first property management company to be associated with the TAMM initiative and will link the company’s property management system (PMS) with that of the capital’s governing body. This will also enable all ADCP properties to be displayed on the search portal that are now in the public sphere on the TAMM website ensuring wider reach for ADCP services.
Mohamed Binbrek, General Manager of ADCP, commented on the partnership: “We are extremely proud and excited about this partnership with ADSSSA – it is due to the dedication of our team and their commitment to growth that we are now the leading property management company in Abu Dhabi. ADCP will fully support the journey brought by the TAMM initiative of moving to digital solutions for all services under one roof to attain service excellence for the community.”
“With the seal of approval from the Abu Dhabi Government, this partnership is a significant accomplishment for ADCP in terms of widening our scope of services in the capital. While this was a complicated endeavor from a system perspective, we have successfully managed to share and transfer our property portal and database for thousands of residential and commercial units in the capital.” concluded Binbrek.
