Africa Prudential disrupts tech space with new business solutions

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Africa Prudential, one of Nigeria’s leading investor solution and business support solutions firms listed on the stock exchange, has said that it is building a nascent list of business solutions for corporate organisations across various spheres of the Nigerian economy as it pushes on with its transformation into a digital technology provider across the country and on the continent.

Africa Prudential disrupts tech space with new business solutionsObong Idiong, the company’s managing director and chief executive, in a statement, disclosed that the business solution service company is designed to build a robust enterprise solution for companies, government agencies, and not-for-profit organisations cutting across the oil and gas, hospitality, financial services, ride hailing, real estate, e-commerce, capital market, and non-profit organisations.

 

Idiong explained that the solutions enable disruptive innovations, value creation and growth for businesses, that is central to the achievement of their goals.

 

As a leading investor solution and business support solutions company, African Prudential has continued to build its capacity to transform businesses using technology as an enabler, since its venture into the tech space in 2017 while it has continued to invest in its Innovation Lab, where a team of technology professionals are stimulated to leverage on Design Thinking processes to translate the dreams of clients into creative and innovative technology solutions.

 

“We are delighted to present our business solutions services to corporate entities and other organisations across Africa. The solutions that we have built for our clients in the last 3 years are milestones in our evolution from a solely investor services firm to a digital technology and investor services firm. We continue to challenge the status quo and to engage business leaders on the need to reimagine their business more competitively for growth, efficiency and to reposition in the rapidly evolving competitive landscape. We then embrace the challenge to build the tools that they require to get there,” Idiong said.

 

“While Business Solution services now account for over 11 percent of our revenues from 3 percent in 2019, we are excited at the growth prospect of this service. Some of the solutions that we have created are supporting the effort of our clients to disrupt the respective industries they play in. We look forward to delivering this service to a wider range of organisations in a business environment that is rapidly being redefined by technology,” he assured.
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Onome Amuge is a Nigerian journalist and content writer known for his analytical and engaging reporting on business, finance, agriculture, commodities, and technology. He is currently a journalist at Business a.m., a Nigerian business-focused newspaper, where he has authored over 360 articles covering a wide range of topics including economic trends, market analysis, and policy developments.
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