Resourcery moves to impact businesses in Ghana

West Africa’s foremost IT firm, Resourcery plc, has set plans in motion to host stakeholders and key decision makers across the major economic sectors of Ghana with the theme “Designed to Impact Ghana.”

The one-day business interactive session is slated for Thursday, April 30, in Accra, Ghana, with the intent of exploring revolutionary ICT solutions that enhance business performance and aid in the attainment of set goals.

“Designed to Impact Ghana” will afford a select audience from Ghana business community the opportunity to share in the experience of how an amply designed Data Centre Infrastructure may impact their business performance in line with best global practices.

Isaac Dankyi-Koranteng, managing director, Resourcery Ghana, said: “As a significant player in ICT-led solutions, Resourcery is at the forefront of revolutionising business practices and will bring to bear its wealth of experience in setting Ghana on the path of joining the league of world-class economies. The Accredited Tier Designer certification by Uptime institute, TIA 942, BICSI and ISO certifications all reiterate our commitments and assurances we offer to clients.”

Bisike Uba, business solutions manager/head of networks and infrastructure solutions division for Resourcery, said: “We are targeting stakeholders at various levels in order to share success stories that will stimulate the required impulse for optimised performance as Resourcery will avail participants at ‘Designed to Impact Ghana’ with practical knowledge on the positive impacts of Data Centre Infrastructure Design and Management which is germane to business growth and development”

Resourcery plc is a West African ICT solutions company with the vision of providing innovative solutions that optimise service delivery and business performance with an essence that is “solutions, not just IT.”

Since 1985, the company with office in Lagos, Abuja and Accra – Ghana, has been in the business of offering a wide range of technology solutions across the major economic landscape of West Africa.