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- Terragon Group plans to build Africa’s largest and unique data-powered marketing cloud ecosystem.
- Microsoft has become a vital player in Africa’s digital transformation through several programs, partnerships, and projects.
- Organizations such as Flutterwave, Yellow Card, and Luno inspire innovators to try new approaches to the industry.
In a move to harness the potential of the fourth industrial revolution, numerous African nations have initiated measures to embrace and incorporate new technologies into their economic landscapes.
Within this dynamic shift, Africa’s cloud ecosystem has undergone a substantial transformation in its journey towards digitalization. As African businesses increasingly migrate to digital platforms, the need for secure data storage solutions has become paramount.
In recent developments, Terragon Group, a data and marketing company at the forefront of Africa’s digital transformation, has forged a strategic alliance with Microsoft. This collaboration marks a significant milestone, as it enables Terragon Group to expand its service offerings across …
- This partnership will allow OCP Africa scale its Digital Agriculture Platform.
- In 2021, Agriculture accounted for 17.2% of Africa’s total revenue.
- Smallholder farmers estimate a loss of at least 15% of their entire yield during the food production process.
Microsoft has announced its partnership with OCP Africa through its Africa Transformation Office to improve Africa’s food security and Agritech at the 5th United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries. The partnership will assist smallholder farmers increase agricultural production through Agritech.
OCP Africa is an agricultural company that supplies fertilizer solutions adapted to local conditions. The company has built a reputation with its initiative to support small-scale farmers within the continents.
With Africa’s recent technological investments, more industries are incorporating technology to increase efficiency, boost performance and prevent any damage. Agritech is one of the few revolutionary concepts Africa has eagerly adopted over the past decade. This new collaboration will …