Mindware, a value-added distributor in the Middle East and Africa, has expanded its presence in East Africa with new agreements with major technology companies Forcepoint, Citrix, Ubiquity, Everfox, and Eaton.
According to the firm, these collaborations will provide organisations with access to modern technologies in cybersecurity, digital workspaces, networking, and power management.
This development, according to the business, is a crucial part of Mindware's overall African growth strategy.
The company is focused on delivering end-to-end digital transformation through cloud, AI, and cybersecurity solutions, while also bridging the ICT skills gap with training and certification programs.
Mindware said it will provide financial assistance and credit facilities to support IT resellers and system integrators, while continuing to strengthen its supply chain to ensure fast and reliable delivery of solutions across the region.
With its hub in Nairobi and active presence across East Africa, Mindware said it continues to establish itself as the region’s “trusted distribution partner, enabling businesses to thrive in a secure, connected, and future-ready digital economy.”
Since establishing operations in East Africa just six months ago, Mindware said it has tripled the number of vendors in its portfolio and doubled the number of active transacting partners, reflecting the rapid growth and demand for advanced IT capabilities in the region.
To further accelerate adoption, Mindware said it is driving weekly training and enablement sessions to upskill partners and ensure they can deliver measurable value to customers.
Regarding the new partnerships, Mindware went on to say it is addressing the growing demand for advanced technology solutions across East Africa, helping enterprises and SMEs strengthen operational resilience, enhance connectivity, and accelerate digital transformation.
It elaborated: “Forcepoint will deliver cybersecurity technologies to protect organizations’ data and operations, while Citrix will provide secure digital workspaces and virtualisation to support hybrid work models.
“Ubiquity will enhance enterprise and service provider networks with high-performance connectivity and Everfox will bring advanced cybersecurity capabilities designed specifically for governments and critical infrastructure sectors. Eaton will complement the portfolio with robust power management and sustainability-driven energy efficiency solutions.”
Spiros Rafailovits, territory manager, East Africa at Mindware, commented: “These partnerships underscore Mindware’s commitment to bridging the gap between global innovation and local needs in East Africa.
“By bringing in leading vendors across multiple technology domains, we are empowering the IT channel ecosystem with the tools, training, and support needed to drive digital transformation. Our objective is to strengthen the resilience, efficiency, and competitiveness of organizations across Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Ethiopia.”
To support these new alliances, Mindware will launch a series of initiatives including Mindware Connect roadshows, specialised partner enablement programs, training workshops, and certifications.
“These efforts are designed to upskill local partners, increase solution adoption, and ensure businesses can fully leverage these new technologies. The company has already initiated pilot projects in Kenya and Uganda, with early customer feedback highlighting strong demand for both cybersecurity and power management solutions,” said the company.
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