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    Dell Technologies commits to driving South Africa’s ICT agenda

    By Dell Technologies15 October 2021
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    With digital transformation being a major area of focus for businesses and government in South Africa, Dell Technologies has reinforced its commitment to advancing the country’s ICT agenda. Dell Technologies Forum South Africa 2021 will be held virtually this year and will bring together business leaders and industry experts to share insights into how technology can help shape the future success of businesses in the country.

    According to the Dell Technologies Digital Transformation Index released earlier this year, digital transformation is seen as a critical business driver for economic growth, with 79% of organisations in South Africa fast-tracking their transformation agendas.

    Register now for the Dell Technologies Forum

    The 2021 edition of the Dell Technologies Forum will also highlight the growing importance of data in fuelling digital transformation initiatives, with insights into how emerging technologies will turn data into value, giving organisations a competitive advantage to succeed in a digital era.

    The event will be hosted by Doug Woolley, MD of Dell Technologies South Africa. Attendees will also hear from Mohammed Amin, senior vice-oresident of the Middle East, Russia, Africa and Turkey (Merat) region, on the opportunities and key shifts in South Africa’s ICT market.

    Jeff Boudreau, president of the Infrastructure Solutions Group at Dell Technologies, will deliver the opening keynote and will share insights on working together in order to build the infrastructure of the future. Boudreau will share insights into the growth of data and how organisations of all sizes can leverage value from data by modernising their IT infrastructure.

    This will be followed by an informative and engaging discussion with Monique Watson from Dell Financial Services, covering the latest developments around APEX Custom Solutions, which is bringing the industry’s broadest infrastructure portfolio to customers as-a-service, offering flexible payment options, with greater access to technology across the Dell Technologies’ infrastructure stack.

    The event also includes insights into the impact of digital technologies on sports, with use cases from McLaren and Dell Technologies’ collaboration, and a discussion with Jacques Nienaber, head coach of the Springboks.

    “Our primary focus is to help organisations accelerate business transformation initiatives with speed and purpose as we work together to power the innovation agenda of South Africa,” Dell Technologies’ Woolley.

    “The pandemic showed us the positive impact that digital technologies can have on accelerating socioeconomic growth, so it’s important that organisations continue to develop their IT infrastructure to compete in a hyper-digital world. Dell Technologies is committed to making transformation real for organisations across South Africa and we look forward to the opportunities that the forum presents to not only strengthen our position as trusted advisors to our customers and partners, but also help them chart a successful digital road map for this new data era.”

    You will also have the opportunity to hear an inspiring message from Intel on diversity, inclusion and social impact. The event will also include workshops and breakout sessions on emerging technologies such as AI, edge and IoT, multi-cloud, 5G and more.

    Finally, Dell Technologies will host a partner session featuring Rola Dagher, global channel chief, and Denise Millard, senior vice president for global partner marketing, who will reinforce the company’s commitment to its global channel partner community.

    Register to attend Dell Technologies Forum 2021 — brought to you by Intel and Dell Technologies.

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