Small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) all over the continent will need to keep on eye on cutting expenses and boosting efficiency.

Power outages can mean big losses for companies of all sizes. Productivity in businesses comes to a grinding halt when there is a power cut and ultimately jobs are put at risk.

SMB’s are looking for enterprise-quality computing and business agility at a reasonable price. The surprising thing is that this is not a tall order.

“The majority of small and medium businesses are more reliant on innovation to get work done than ever before,” says Heinrich de Leeuw, Managing Director, Seidor Africa.

Given the rapid speed at which worldwide companies are evolving, business leaders may feel pressured to digital overhaul their business. Fortunately, it’s not as complicated as it sounds.

The technology landscape has massively evolved over the past decade, and teams like accounting and finance are relying on software more than ever before. The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated this trend by reducing resources and driving many companies into remote work environments.

As companies across the world embrace digital transformation, it has become clear that a suboptimal technology infrastructure is a not only a barrier to successful digital transformation, but also a financial burden on the business