The State Information Technology Agency finalises the appointment of three executives to its executive committee.
At the heart of the Paratus East African operation is the 2 000km G2M terrestrial fibre route linking Goma in the eastern DRC with Mombasa on the Kenyan coast.
Having used AI to automate its own executive and financial reporting, the African systems integrator is extending the approach to customers through a partnership with Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
An ITWeb survey, in partnership with Huawei and BNI, finds local businesses are confident in infrastructure resilience but challenged by complexity, skills and modernisation.
The utility seeks specified technology services to address its current constraints in IT capacity and skills.
The 16-fibre-pair cable will provide Réunion with a more direct, resilient international connectivity route to South Africa.
Starlink’s low earth orbit satellite service allows Paratus Uganda to unlock high-speed, low-latency satellite access for enterprise customers across even the most remote parts of the country.
The company is expanding its channel presence across Africa, giving partners new opportunities to grow their businesses, says Sheetal Kalra, channel account manager for META at SolarWinds.
Over a structured, multi-year transition, CipherWave has repositioned from a pure connectivity provider into an integrated technology partner.
Udok is building a connected private healthcare network across South Africa, linking patients with more than 300 medical practices and 3 000 pharmacies.
Under the Inspired umbrella, the company will operate complementary disciplines including Inspired Testing, Inspired Assurance and Inspired Xpert.
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