Akolagtech (/Hacholagtech/), an indigenous premier enterprise managed IT solution provider has reiterated its readiness to leverage the latest technology innovation to help Nigerian small scale businesses achieve a seamless analogue/ digital transition.
“Virtualization and cloud computing is the process of facilitating data centre infrastructure into scalable infrastructure for business optimization,” said Akin Olu, the MD/CEO, Akolagtech.
According to Olu, the IT firm is poised to give Nigerian organizations the best service experience in line with what is obtainable in developed climes.
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Olu states further that Akolagtech specializes in providing managed and unmanaged IT services, cloud solutions and hosting to small and medium-sized businesses, as more Nigerian firms embrace cloud hosting and virtualization.
“By simplifying our client infrastructure, we make it easy to scale. We help our client set up a private cloud on-premise with the best virtualization and cloud solutions,” said Olu stating that it helps make the transition into the cloud seamless.
According to Olu, some of the significant big enterprise businesses in Nigeria are struggling to adopt the newest technology; while lack of investment in technology is a challenge among small, medium, and big enterprise businesses. “We understand that change is difficult, and learning new technology can be overwhelming,” he stated.
Business continuity and data protection are vital concerns for small and mediumsized businesses, which is why the majority of firms depend on data integrity as a critical component of day-today operations.
Therefore, as SMES/ MSMES emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic and look to the best ways to go digital, Akolagtech promised to guide these set of businesses in the path of full digitization especially leveraging cloud computing.
“We offer data storage, back-up and recovery, and database management services. We also provide a solution to make sure our client complies with data protection policy,” Akin concluded.
