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Mitel Collaborates With Mart Network For Mobility, Remote Working Solutions In Africa

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Mitel, a business communication technology leader has partnered with Mart Network, a value-added distributor, to launch remote working and mobility solutions in the region.

The two announced the new partnership during the Mitel Symposium 2021 held on Friday last week in Nairobi, Kenya.

Following disruptions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the company is investing in demand generation using various tools such as tele- calling, social media, and webinars to align more with the latest market trends.

Whereas the pandemic has affected virtually all sectors of the economy, notable changes have taken place in the area of IT spending.

According to leading marketing research agencies, in the pre-Covid days, spending was more on areas such as government, finance, manufacturing, utilities and transport.

But with Covid-19 having ushered in a new normal, spending has shifted from these traditional verticals to two major ones: healthcare and education.

With the global pandemic, IT firms and providers are experiencing heightened demand for a scalable Unified Communication as a Service (UCaaS) portfolio to serve their remote workforce.

“Right now, there is a need for flexible home working solutions. The market is ripe for collaborative communication and remote working solutions, smart digital workspaces as well as endpoint security and management solutions,” said Mr Asif Khan, Channel Director, Middle East and Africa (MEA).

These collaborative solutions include mobile apps that can be tied directly into organisations’ workspaces, as today’s technology is geared towards remote working, collaborative efforts and enhancing online presence.

“Healthcare, education, hospitality, contact centre, SME and mid-market, as well as cloud business, will be the key focus areas for Mitel this year. We create our marketing strategy built around those segments to effectively communicate with our end customers and partners”, said Mr Khan.

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The partnership comes at a time when Unified Communication (UC) service providers are experiencing demand for a scalable UCaaS portfolio, which comes at a low cost with a strong presence in instant messaging, mobility and conferencing services.

Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) in the region will also focus on the mid-market and small-to-medium business segments to expand and reduce the dependency on large enterprises.

“Mart Networks has a place for every vendor represented in the collaboration space. Our role is to understand the customer’s business and create a seamless value proposition throughout the collaboration value chain,” Said Moiz Maloo, CEO of Mart Networks.

The main driving force behind UCaaS is mobility. Employees today are no longer restricted to traditional office spaces and prefer to work from home and on the go. As such, UCaaS assumes new importance in the organization to stay connected with employees, as the landscape of the traditional office environment changes dramatically.

 

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