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TD to Launch 'TD Solutions', Conduct 70% Transactions Online in 2017

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TD to Launch 'TD Solutions', Conduct 70% Transactions Online in 2017
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Technology Distributions "TD" has announced plans to launch in 2017 an arm that will offer its present market a dedicated source for best in class ICT solution. Mrs. Chioma Ekeh, chief executive…


Technology Distributions "TD" has announced plans to launch in 2017 an arm that will offer its present market a dedicated source for best in class ICT solution.

Mrs. Chioma Ekeh, chief executive officer, Technology Distributions said that the division called TD solutions will be critical in serving their clientele better, especially considering the present of requirement for individuals, businesses and large corporate organisations to find a solution to their everyday IT support and solution needs, regardless of how small or complicated they may be.

Mrs. Ekeh disclosed this in her speech during TD's customers' appreciation and award night, held at Eko Hotel in Lagos at the weekend.

She said notwithstanding the present economic recession in the country, TD will not relent in delivering solutions to the business environment, adding that they also plan to conduct 70% of TD's engagements with the partners and customers through online platforms from the coming year.

She said that as a division of Zinox Group, TD Solution is strategically positioned into the volume and value segments of the market; becoming a dependable platform for delivering and providing world class ICT Solutions which meets the requirements of enterprise and government clients.

"TD Solutions is peopled by some of the best brains in the industry who combine their intelligence and creativity with sourcing and making available the latest technology to develop IT solutions that will drive your business", the CEO said.

She also said that TD has launched its latest app on Google play store, urging the partners to download it to keep track of their operations.

Speaking specifically on the business climate in Nigeria, Mrs. Ekeh said that while other companies are downsizing staff strength, TD has kept faith with the workforce.

Technology Distributions Limited (TD) commenced business in May 1999 as the pioneer ICT distributor in West Africa with a vision to build a globally recognized distribution company and become the key driver of technology revolution across Africa.

To this end, she said 17 years down the line, TD has positively impacted technology distribution ecosystem in the region not minding the economic challenges

"As the first manufacturer-accredited local distributor for the sub-region, TD, with the support of the OEMs, successfully confronted the myriad challenges posed by the hitherto unstructured market.

"Among the first measures was the formulation of a clear policy on the channel of distribution that led to the adoption of the prevailing four-tier market structure comprising Manufacturer (OEM), Distributor, Reseller and End-User.

"This development, coupled with TD's high stocking capability, brought relief to all stakeholders by ending decades of problematic reliance on foreign distributors with no local value add," she reemphasised.

She added that they are also taking cognisance of cyber threats to businesses with online presence, adding that experts have been engaged to ensure TD's seamless engagements with partners.

Highpoints of the occasion attended by Barrister Adebayo Shittu, minister of Communications; Dr. Ernest Ndukwe, former EVC of NCC; Mr. Leo Stan-Ekeh, GMD of Zinox Group; Professor Sola Aderounmu, NCS President; Sir Ademola Aladekomo, former GMD of Charms Plc., among others, were the presentation of awards to TD partners and customers and special recognition of Mr. Nnadozie Joachin Ihe, a TD staff, for his dedication at work.


 

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