Managing Director, Resourcery Limited, Mr. Tani Fafunwa, who disclosed this to newsmen, said that IBM is a world leader in the invention, development and manufacture of the most advanced information technologies, including computer systems, software, storage systems and microelectronics.
“By partnering with the company, we aim to translate these advanced technologies into value for our customers through our professional services and solutions,” he said.
Also speaking, Business Solutions Manager, Resourcery Limited, Mr. Jonathan Odeja, said his office recognised the essence of expanding its information technology deployment.
“We recognize that the deployment of first class information technology solutions and services can make significant contributions to the efficiency of business operations and the overall productivity and profitability of the business, that is why we have partnered with a world-class company such as IBM, so that our customers can be further empowered through superior technologies,” he said.
Country Manager, IBM, Mr. Fredrick Udoaka noted that Resourcery has demonstrated a strong commitment to changing the face of businesses in Nigeria through the provision of a broad range of services that add value to clients businesses.
“It possesses highly skilled personnel, with the prerequisite marketing and technical resources, to deliver innovative solutions and services to the critical business market, hence, its appointment as IBM business partner in Nigeria,” he said..
Only recently, Resourcery received the Advanced Unified Communications (AUC) Certification by Cisco Systems and also emerged the first silver partner of Cisco in emerging Africa. The partnership with IBM further confirms the company position as a leader in the field of information communication technology, committed to delivering world-class services to its diverse base of customers.
Resourcery provides enterprise data and voice networks, data security, Microsoft solutions, Cisco and SAS analytic and business intelligence software.
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