Hardware solution: Digiplus, Twinmos sign pact
Digitplus Limited has signed a new pact with Taiwanese firm, Twinmos Technology for the unloading of different suites of hardware solutions.
Twinmos is a sole Nigerian partner is to meet the need of corporate players in West Africa’s biggest technology market.
With offices in Abuja and Lagos, Digitplus has in the last seven years, been a major provider of computer solutions to government institutions, embassies, private sector companies including banks and educational institutions.
The firm said a number of bundled partnerships with other major players in Asia and the Middle East such as Golden Systems of Iran and Dubai based Hadian General Trading had helped it to expand the market for Gigabyte and Axper motherboards particularly in Abuja and other northern cities.
“Our new partnership will help us to consolidate on our presence in the market where we have maintained a large list of satisfied customers in the last seven years,” said the CEO of Digitplus Mr. Oladapo Esomojumi.
“We have been able to sustain our presence in the market and retain our traditional customers through services based on our philosophy that money is truly earned when the customer is satisfied with the product or service.”
Digitplus recently opened discussions with Dubai based Almasa IT Distribution at the just ended Gitex 2007 and is working to seal a deal that would allow it to push AMD processors, Asrock motherboards from Hong Kong and memories from the major manufacturers in the US.
Twinmos is a sole Nigerian partner is to meet the need of corporate players in West Africa’s biggest technology market.
With offices in Abuja and Lagos, Digitplus has in the last seven years, been a major provider of computer solutions to government institutions, embassies, private sector companies including banks and educational institutions.
The firm said a number of bundled partnerships with other major players in Asia and the Middle East such as Golden Systems of Iran and Dubai based Hadian General Trading had helped it to expand the market for Gigabyte and Axper motherboards particularly in Abuja and other northern cities.
“Our new partnership will help us to consolidate on our presence in the market where we have maintained a large list of satisfied customers in the last seven years,” said the CEO of Digitplus Mr. Oladapo Esomojumi.
“We have been able to sustain our presence in the market and retain our traditional customers through services based on our philosophy that money is truly earned when the customer is satisfied with the product or service.”
Digitplus recently opened discussions with Dubai based Almasa IT Distribution at the just ended Gitex 2007 and is working to seal a deal that would allow it to push AMD processors, Asrock motherboards from Hong Kong and memories from the major manufacturers in the US.
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