Zoho sees Africa as appealing market for future growth

Research published by the software firm demonstrates that most Nigerian firms have already adopted AI in some form, while also improving data protection.

The company says it aims to empower SMEs in Zimbabwe, Zambia and South Africa to accelerate their digital transformation journey by providing access to enterprise-grade cloud technology solutions.

The company introduced a number of skills projects and partnerships in Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa yesterday, on the sidelines of its annual user conference, Zoholics South Africa.

As part of the programme, participating trainers will receive one year of free access to the Zoho Creator platform, as well as complete training materials.

Tech leaders urge South Africans to embrace AI and automation to reverse the jobs crisis.

Over the past few years, collaboration and communication have become major sticking points for organisations of all sizes.

The company is establishing offices in different countries across Africa and is also hiring locally for customer-facing positions.

One of the most crucial starting points for growth at scale is to focus on customer experience (CX).

With its strong focus on user privacy and productivity, Ulaa has the potential to emerge as a dominant player in the future, says Zoho.

For the people involved, this means risking burnout or quiet quitting unless business owners and managers look at ways to help their employees cope.

Andrew Bourne, Regional Manager, Zoho, says organisations need to change their perception of the office.

Business software firm looks to entrench presence in Egypt, Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa.