Sunnet Systems in collaboration with IBM West Africa organized a smarter business optimization forum for its customers aimed reducing business complexity and increasing productivity.
Bukola Aluko, executive director, Sunnet Systems, said that the event is about business optimization and efficiency for their customers and would be customers as well as inform them on developments in technology and how they can take advantage of it.
“The event also offers our customers the opportunities technology provides for them to develop their business and operate more efficiently. Technology is growing and creating new economy, it is important for our customers to known the direction that technology is growing,” he said.
Charles Agyei, PureSystems Technical Sales, IBM Software, West Africa, speaking on PureApplication Software, said that it provides the ability to deploy PureApplication workload and lifecycle management capabilities on VMware running on hardware.
“This flexibility allows you to utilize your existing skills and investment in VMware virtualization and infrastructure management, while taking advantage of the simplification and repeatability of PureApplication workload deployment and management through patterns.”
He added that PureApplication Software is designed to enable businesses to securely access data in on-premise databases from off-premise applications and to relocate and reuse application workloads in hybrid clouds.
Sunnet Systems Partners IBM on Reducing Business Complexity

Sunnet Systems in collaboration with IBM West Africa organized a smarter business optimization forum for its customers aimed reducing business complexity and increasing productivity. Bukola Aluko,…
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