Indigenous cloud computing company, Comercio Cloud Computing Limited has been named winner of Huawei EBG: Cloud Solutions Partner of the Year Award at Huawei Nigeria Eco-Connect 2019.
Aderemi Adejumo, chief technology officer (CTO) of Comercio Cloud, said the prestigious and coveted award further endorses Comercio Cloud’s success in delivering top-rated cloud solutions within the Nigerian local cloud ecosystem.
The company has in two years proven to be a force to reckon with; providing Infrastructure as a service (IaaS), Storage as a Service (SaaS), Backup as a Service (BaaS) and Disaster Recovery (DR) as well as providing industry specific solutions to support its clients varied needs in its Tier III infrastructure built by Construction Data Center and certified by the Uptime Institute, IT industry’s most trusted and adopted global standard for the proper design, build and operation of data centers globally.
The CTO of Comercio Cloud said that Nigeria’s premier indigenous cloud computing company is steadily attaining its mission of providing the Nigerian IT community and sub-region with quality cloud services, business information solutions, reliable and professional technical support, and unparalleled customer service by embracing good ethical business practices.
According to Adejumo, there is a greater peace of mind when it comes to sitting on a local cloud platform such as the Comercio platform.
“Our platform has a lower latency than offshore platforms. We have a number of advantages over the notable foreign cloud platforms. It takes on average less than 25 percent of the time to retrieve data from an offshore cloud platform.”
Adejumo explained that with Comercio Cloud adhering to international standards like the ISO 27001, (Information Security Management System) and ISO 9001 (Quality Management System), it is no surprise that Nigeria’s premier indigenous cloud computing company can with ease “provide bespoke services, engage their customers and guide their request to the optimum solution on their platform while bagging meaningful awards.”
Jumoke Akiyode-Lawanson
