PressOne Africa developer program to drive innovation in voice communication solutions

PressOne Africa, a provider of cloud-based communications solutions for small businesses has launched its developer program to drive innovation in voice communication solutions.

The unveiling ceremony which took place at Lagos Startup Week 2024, held from July 8th to 13th spotlighted the company as a sponsor and participated in numerous innovative activities aimed at empowering African entrepreneurs and advancing technological growth across the continent.

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According to a statement, the company’s “Developer Program,” is an innovative platform featuring advanced APIs and Software Development Kits (SDKs).
It said, “This program is designed to equip developers with the necessary tools, resources, and support to create cutting-edge voice communication solutions, optimise operations, and ultimately drive business growth.”

In addition to the Developer Program, PressOne Africa’s team conducted live demonstrations of their dynamic cloud-based communications systems, showcasing their functionality and benefits for modern businesses.

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Mayowa Okegbenle, CEO of PressOne Africa, led a series of panel discussions throughout the event, offering insights into the future of technology and entrepreneurship in Africa.
He added that “Experiencing PressOne Africa is a game-changer for me,” shared a young tech founder. “We fully intend to upgrade our products with the Developer Program kit.”

The company also demonstrated its cloud-based communication systems, highlighting their benefits for modern businesses. CEO Mayowa Okegbenle led panel discussions on the future of technology and entrepreneurship in Africa, providing valuable insights to attendees.

“Empowering African entrepreneurs with the right tools and technologies is crucial for economic growth. At PressOne Africa, we bridge the gap between traditional systems and modern, cloud-based technologies,” Okegbenle added.