Inq. MD Valentine Chime on expansion plans, how to develop a pan-African digital strategy

Pan-African Cloud and Digital Service Provider, Inc. is making significant strides in expanding its operations across various markets in Africa. The organization emphasizes the importance of developing a clear Pan-African digital strategy to mitigate the risks associated with reliance on external digital infrastructure. In a recent interview on CNBC Africa, Valentine Chimey, the managing director of Inc., discussed the organization's investment drive, the impact of COVID-19 on the tech sector, and the readiness of Africa for digital transformation. Chimey highlighted the demographic boom in Africa, characterized by a young and urban population, as well as the accelerated need for digital solutions post-COVID-19. According to Chimey, the tech sector is experiencing increased demand for cloud and digital services across the continent. Inc.'s proposition includes the development of a pan-African digital strategy, focusing on cloud solutions, security services, and digital analytics. Chimey emphasized the importance of policy frameworks that promote the establishment of IP exchanges and data center infrastructure to enhance Africa's self-reliance in the digital landscape. He also underscored the significance of collaborations and partnerships in driving the adoption of leading-edge energy and digital services installations across Africa. By working closely with cloud providers and offering innovative solutions, Inc. aims to revolutionize the way enterprises operate in various sectors. The organization seeks to make companies more efficient, cost-effective, and competitive in the evolving digital ecosystem.