Menxtt Technology NG, a fast-growing tech startup based in Ikeja, is making waves in Nigeria’s digital ecosystem by offering a wide range of high-quality devices, including laptops, smartphones, and tablets. Specializing in reputable brands such as Dell, HP, MacBook, iPhones, Nokia, and Samsung, the company is setting a new standard for delivering premium tech products to Nigerian consumers and businesses.

With a focus on both affordability and quality, Menxtt NG operates as an online-based firm, allowing customers to browse and purchase devices seamlessly from the comfort of their homes or offices. The company sources its gadgets from Europe and the United States, ensuring they meet top-tier international standards. All products come with warranties, offering customers peace of mind and confidence in their purchases.

But Menxtt NG is more than just a tech retailer. The startup is on a mission to be a complete digital partner for businesses, offering a suite of IT solutions designed to support organizations from their inception through every stage of their digital journey. The company provides services ranging from website development, with prices as low as N150,000, to the building of mobile apps and sophisticated software solutions like Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) tools. In addition, Menxtt NG offers comprehensive social media management services, ensuring that businesses can maximize their online presence.IT Services: Advantages and 10 helpful examples | OTRSmag

Speaking on the company’s mission, Anthony Nwosu, Partner at Menxtt NG, stated, “Our goal at Menxtt NG is to make IT support, delivery, and services more accessible and efficient for Nigerian businesses and individuals. We understand the importance of digital transformation, and we are committed to providing not only the best devices but also the essential tools and support that organizations need to thrive in the digital age.”

Nwosu further highlighted that Menxtt NG’s approach goes beyond selling devices. “We aim to be a one-stop shop for businesses that need everything from IT infrastructure to online visibility. Whether it’s building a professional website, developing a custom mobile app, or managing a company’s social media presence, we are here to ensure that businesses in Nigeria and beyond have all the tools they need to succeed,” he added.

The startup’s emphasis on customer satisfaction is also evident in its fast and reliable delivery services, which extend to all parts of Nigeria. Menxtt NG ensures that its clients receive their purchases promptly, backed by a dedicated support team ready to assist with any technical or service-related needs.7 signs your business needs IT support - Technology Solutions

As Nigeria continues to embrace digitalization, Menxtt NG is positioning itself as a key player in helping businesses and individuals stay ahead in a rapidly evolving tech-driven world. With its diverse product offerings and comprehensive IT services, the company is well on its way to becoming a leader in the Nigerian tech industry.

For more information, visit Menxtt NG at www.menxtt.com.ng or contact them at 08028931940 or menxtt.ng@gmail.com.

 

 

 

“We aim to be a one-stop shop for businesses that need everything from IT infrastructure to online visibility. Whether it’s building a professional website, developing a custom mobile app, or managing a company’s social media presence, we are here to ensure that businesses in Nigeria and beyond have all the tools they need to succeed,”

 

In a bid to strengthen data protection measures, Dr. Vincent Olatunji, National Commissioner and CEO of the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (NDPC), led a delegation to visit Mrs. Tola Odeyemi, the Postmaster General and CEO of Nigeria Postal Service (NIPOST).

During the visit, Dr. Olatunji highlighted the NDPC’s mission and underscored the critical importance of safeguarding personal data in NIPOST’s operations. He emphasized that as a major data controller, NIPOST must implement robust measures to protect citizens’ personal data. Compliance with the Nigeria Data Protection Act, 2023, he noted, is essential for building trust and confidence in NIPOST’s data processing activities and alleviating concerns among data subjects and multinationals.

Dr. Olatunji offered free training on data protection and privacy for NIPOST staff, aiming to raise awareness and ensure effective implementation of data protection measures within the organization.

Mrs. Odeyemi expressed her gratitude for the visit and acknowledged the necessity for enhanced compliance, especially given NIPOST’s extensive network of over one thousand data processing points across Nigeria. She welcomed the proposed training, recognizing it as a valuable step towards enhancing NIPOST’s credibility.

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By Anthony Emeka Nwosu, Tech and Biz News NG

A massive cybersecurity breach, now referred to as the “SolarWinds” attack, has revealed significant weaknesses in global software supply chains, causing widespread damage to numerous countries and organizations, with financial losses estimated in the billions of dollars.

Origin and Mechanism of the Attack

The breach originated in the United States, targeting SolarWinds, an IT management software provider. A state-sponsored hacking group, believed to be from Russia, infiltrated SolarWinds’ Orion software platform. The attackers managed to insert malicious code into routine software updates, which were then distributed to approximately 18,000 SolarWinds customers. This highly sophisticated technique allowed the hackers to access the networks of numerous organizations undetected for several months.

Impact and Scope

Speaking on the impact , Bonny Mekwunye,the Vice President of Kecaam Technologies Ltd, an IT firm in Lekki, Lagos said “The attack has had a profound impact. Among the most notable victims are critical U.S. government agencies, including the Departments of Homeland Security, Treasury, and Commerce. Private sector entities like Microsoft and cybersecurity firm FireEye were also compromised. The attackers accessed sensitive data, raising significant national security concerns.”

Internationally, organizations across various sectors, including healthcare, finance, and telecommunications, reported breaches linked to the SolarWinds attack. The intrusion has disrupted operations, led to substantial financial losses, and necessitated extensive security overhauls to mitigate further risks.

Financial and Security Costs

The financial implications of the SolarWinds breach are staggering. Analysts estimate that the direct costs associated with the attack, including incident response, system repairs, and security upgrades, are in the billions of dollars. The theft of intellectual property and potential long-term impacts on national security could result in additional economic fallout.

Response and Future Measures

The SolarWinds breach highlights the critical need for robust cybersecurity measures and the inherent vulnerabilities within the software supply chain. In response, industry leaders and government officials have called for comprehensive reforms, including enhanced security protocols, increased transparency in software development, and strengthened international cooperation to prevent similar incidents in the future.

“Cybersecurity is a collective responsibility,” said Abraham Tanta, CEO of Tanta Innovative Ltd., a leading cybersecurity analyst. “The SolarWinds attack has shown us that no entity is immune. We must work together to build more resilient systems and safeguard against future threats.”

Conclusion

As the investigation into the SolarWinds breach continues, the global community must take decisive action to bolster cybersecurity defenses. The lessons learned from this unprecedented attack will shape the future of digital security and the strategies employed to protect sensitive information and critical infrastructure worldwide.

For more information and expert insights on this developing story, stay tuned to Tech and Biz News NG.

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The Nigeria Computer Emergency Response Team (ngCERT), operating under the Office of the National Security Adviser, has issued a critical warning to Nigerian Android device users about a potent new malware known as the Anatsa banking trojan.

The Anatsa banking trojan is a sophisticated type of malware specifically engineered to target banking applications. Once it infiltrates an Android device, it stealthily steals financial information, including login credentials, personal identification numbers (PINs), and even banking transaction details.

The advisory from ngCERT outlines the increasing cyber threats posed to bank customers, citing a surge in reports of such incidents. This warning comes as part of a broader effort to protect the financial data of millions of Nigerians who rely on mobile banking for their daily transactions.

Instances of Anatsa Banking Trojan Attacks

In one notable instance, users received seemingly legitimate emails or text messages from their banks, prompting them to click on a link to update their account information. Once clicked, the link redirected them to a fake banking site that captured their login details and transmitted them to the malware operators.

Several Android users reported downloading apps from third-party app stores that appeared to be genuine banking or utility apps. These apps, once installed, activated the Anatsa trojan, which silently collected sensitive banking information and sent it to cybercriminals.

In another sophisticated attack, the Anatsa trojan was found to create overlays on top of legitimate banking apps. When users opened their banking app and entered their credentials, the malware captured the information in real-time and sent it to the attackers.

Precautions and Recommendations

To mitigate the risk of falling victim to the Anatsa banking trojan, ngCERT advises users to avoid clicking on suspicious links, especially in unsolicited messages and emails. It is crucial to download apps only from trusted sources like the Google Play Store and avoid third-party app stores that may not vet apps for security. Regularly updating the device’s operating system and apps ensures that the latest security patches are in place. Using strong, unique passwords for banking apps and considering the use of a password manager can provide an added layer of security. Enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) on banking apps, where possible, is also recommended for enhanced protection.

The warning from ngCERT underscores the importance of vigilance and proactive measures in safeguarding personal financial information against the growing threat of cyberattacks. Users are encouraged to stay informed and take necessary steps to protect themselves from the Anatsa banking trojan and other similar threats.

 

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Dr. Obiageli Amadiobi, the Director General of the National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion (NOTAP), has issued a stern warning to companies failing to submit their technology transfer agreements for proper evaluation and registration. During a recent familiarization visit to several Information and Communication Technology (ICT) companies in Lagos, Dr. Amadiobi announced that such companies will soon face stiff penalties and prosecution.

Dr. Amadiobi highlighted that NOTAP’s primary mandate is to regulate the inflow of foreign technology through the registration of technology transfer agreements and to promote the development of locally motivated technologies. She expressed concern that some companies are circumventing this process by not registering their agreements, particularly those involving both hardware and software, thereby undermining the system.

“Records indicate that a significant percentage of companies in Nigeria rely on imported technologies worth millions of dollars without NOTAP registration, which is required by law. This practice shortchanges the Nigerian economy,” Dr. Amadiobi stated. She emphasized that NOTAP’s involvement during the technology negotiation stage is mandatory to ensure that Nigerian entrepreneurs secure appropriate technology under the best contractual terms.

The Director General affirmed that while NOTAP is committed to working with compliant companies, it will impose strict penalties on those flouting the rules. “In line with the renewed hope mantra of the present administration, no company will be allowed to avoid registration of their technology transfer agreements with NOTAP,” she declared.

Mr. Adewale Adeyipo, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Computer Warehouse Group (CWG), welcomed the new NOTAP leadership’s energy and enthusiasm. He expressed CWG’s willingness to collaborate with NOTAP to advance the ICT ecosystem. Mr. Adeyipo noted that NOTAP’s initiatives could generate over 2,000 jobs annually within the ICT sector, which is crucial for the nation’s global competitiveness.

He lamented that Nigeria has spent over $987.8 million on digital media subscriptions and downloads, funds that could have been retained within the country with better governmental support for local ICT operators through strategic policies.

In support, Mrs. Ola William, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Microsoft Nigeria Plc., praised NOTAP’s efforts in accelerating the ICT sector’s development. She reassured stakeholders that Microsoft remains committed to Nigeria’s ICT growth, debunking rumors of the company’s exit from the country.

This visit marks a significant step towards enforcing compliance and fostering cooperation between NOTAP and the ICT industry to enhance Nigeria’s technological advancement and economic growth.

 

Menxtt NG, a pioneering digital consultancy firm based in Nigeria, is proud to announce the launch of its cutting-edge social media management solution tailored specifically for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria. With a primary focus on driving digitalization among local businesses, Menxtt NG’s latest offering aims to streamline and enhance the social media presence of small firms, thereby catalyzing their growth and success in the competitive business landscape.

In today’s digital age, establishing a robust online presence is indispensable for businesses of all sizes. Small firms, in particular, often face challenges in effectively leveraging social media platforms to amplify their brand visibility and engage with their target audience. Recognizing this need, Menxtt NG has developed a comprehensive social media management solution designed to empower SMEs with the tools and strategies necessary to thrive in the digital sphere.

Key features of Menxtt NG’s social media management solution include:

  1. Customized Social Media Strategies: Menxtt NG understands that each business is unique, and thus, tailor-made social media strategies are crafted to align with the specific goals and objectives of individual SMEs.
  2. Content Creation and Curation: Engaging and relevant content is vital for capturing the attention of online audiences. Menxtt NG’s team of seasoned content creators ensures that small firms maintain a consistent and compelling presence across various social media platforms.
  3. Community Engagement and Management: Building a loyal community of followers is essential for fostering brand loyalty and driving business growth. Menxtt NG employs effective community management techniques to nurture relationships with customers and prospects, thereby enhancing brand reputation and trust.
  4. Data-Driven Insights and Analytics: Leveraging advanced analytics tools, Menxtt NG provides SMEs with valuable insights into their social media performance. These data-driven insights enable businesses to refine their strategies and optimize their online presence for maximum impact.

The importance of social media in today’s business landscape cannot be overstated. By harnessing the power of social media platforms, small firms can significantly expand their reach, connect with their target audience on a more personal level, and ultimately drive business growth. Through its innovative social media management solution, Menxtt NG is committed to empowering SMEs in Nigeria to unlock their full potential in the digital realm.

Commenting on the launch of the social media management solution, [Your Name], [Your Position] at Menxtt NG, stated, “We are thrilled to introduce our latest offering designed specifically for small firms in Nigeria. At Menxtt NG, we firmly believe in the transformative power of digitalization, and our social media management solution exemplifies our commitment to driving the growth and success of local businesses in today’s digital age.”

For more information about Menxtt NG and its social media management solution for small firms in Nigeria, please visit

Menxtt NG
Email: menxtt.ng@gmail.com
Office: +234 916 642 2759 ,
Julie Estate,
Oregun,
Ikeja, Lagos.

 

About Menxtt NG:

Menxtt NG is a leading digital consultancy firm based in Nigeria, specializing in providing innovative digital solutions to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across various industries. With a team of experienced professionals and a client-centric approach, Menxtt NG is dedicated to driving the digital transformation of local businesses and empowering them to thrive in today’s competitive marketplace.

 

 

Ethnos, a trailblazing IT firm specializing in cybersecurity solutions in Nigeria, is excited to announce the continuation of its successful partnership with Splunk Inc., an American software company headquartered in San Francisco. This enduring collaboration has spanned over six years, contributing significantly to the introduction of world-class enterprise resilience solutions to Nigerian businesses.

The partnership, officially sealed on February 12, [6 years ago], has proven to be a testament to the enduring commitment of both Ethnos and Splunk to deliver cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions and innovative services to the Nigerian market.

Peter Ejiofor, the Chief Executive Officer of Ethnos, expressed his ongoing enthusiasm about the long-standing collaboration, stating, “Our partnership with Splunk has been instrumental in setting new standards of innovation and service in the cybersecurity landscape. We look forward to continued success and exciting developments in the years to come.”

Ejiofor emphasized Ethnos’ steadfast commitment to providing top-notch solutions to Nigerian firms, leveraging decades of experience in the cybersecurity industry. The focus remains on offering solutions that effectively mitigate threats and breaches, ensuring the security and resilience of businesses.

Splunk’s solutions, which have been a cornerstone of this enduring partnership, continue to bring a host of features to the table. These include the ability to fend off threat actors, diminish downtime, expedite issue resolution, and prevent major business impacts. The software’s capabilities also ensure the swift restoration of mission-critical services, thereby ensuring that teams remain productive and customers are satisfied.

In addition to its prowess in cybersecurity, Splunk brings transformative capabilities to businesses operating in the cloud. This includes building resilience to address unpredictable challenges and delivering innovative and seamless customer experiences. The solutions incorporate purpose-built AI for security and observability, accelerating digital resilience with human-in-the-loop capabilities to enhance detection, investigation, and response.

Ethnos, as an indigenous cybersecurity firm, takes pride in its world-class team of security experts dedicated to keeping clients’ cyberspace safe. With over six years of collaboration with Splunk, Ethnos remains committed to delivering exceptional cybersecurity solutions to clients not only in Nigeria but also beyond.

Anambra State ICT Agency Achieves Significant Milestones in Digital Transformation

 

Chukwuemeka Fred Agbata (CFA), the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer (MD/CEO) of the Anambra State ICT Agency, recently shared the remarkable achievements made by the agency and the state government in advancing digital transformation. The strides include notable accomplishments in full digitization, Right of Way for Telecom Infracos, collaboration with the Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria (IXPN), and engagement with Internet Service Providers (ISPs).

In a media parley with journalists, Chukwuemeka Agbata emphasized, “The Anambra state government has taken a bold step as part of its determination to deepen infrastructure enhancement, leading to the full implementation of a zero Right of Way policy. This initiative has inspired many Infracos to expand their tech infrastructure in the state through the installation of fiber ducts, resulting in an enhanced quality of ICT services across Anambra.”

He further added, “Anambra remains one of the few states currently implementing the Zero ROW policy, marking a significant stride towards fully deepening broadband penetration.”

Highlighting collaborative efforts, Chukwuemeka Agbata revealed that the state government has partnered with IXPN to establish an internet exchange point, making Anambra State the first in the zone to host such a facility. He emphasized that this development will improve interconnectivity, reduce the cost of internet access, and deepen penetration in the state and the South East region.

Taking a cue from international standards, the implementation of public Wi-Fi, known as ‘Solution Wi-Fi,’ has been activated around university areas in the capital city of Awka, including Aroma Junction, Book Foundation, and Unizik Gate. This initiative aims to enhance connectivity for the populace, particularly the youth, and reduce operating expenses for small businesses in these areas.

Speaking on e-Government solutions, Chukwuemeka Agbata stated, “The adoption of the new domain has been highly successful. As a pioneering move in the state’s e-governance efforts, we have successfully transitioned to the Federal Government-approved .ng second-level domain. This transition has facilitated the relocation of Anambra State’s online digital assets, in line with Federal Government directives, to the ‘anambrastate.gov.ng’ and ‘an.gov.ng’ state-owned domains.”

The Anambra State ICT Agency continues to drive technological advancements, fostering a digital ecosystem that benefits residents, businesses, and the state’s overall development.

 

 

Taking a cue from international standards, the implementation of public Wi-Fi, known as ‘Solution Wi-Fi,’ has been activated around university areas in the capital city of Awka, including Aroma Junction, Book Foundation, and Unizik Gate. This initiative aims to enhance connectivity for the populace, particularly the youth, and reduce operating expenses for small businesses in these areas.

The Omniverse (https://TheOmniverse.africa/), a dynamic convergence platform and summit for the brightest minds across African innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship is launching with its inaugural Summit in Lagos, Nigeria.

 

The platform is co-created with the Innovation Support Network (ISN) as ecosystem partners ISN is a national network of 180 innovation hubs, incubators, accelerators and coworking spaces across Nigeria. The Omniverse is supported by the Digital Transformation Center Nigeria, DTC Nigeria is jointly funded by the European Union (EU) and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and implemented by Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH.

 

The Omniverse Summit will feature four (4) days of meaningful programming focused on actionable outcomes at Landmark Centre Lagos from February 27 – March 1, 2024. The summit is structured around overarching themes of narrative, innovation, collaboration, and monetization. Each day of The Summit will be devoted to a core but connected theme, allowing The Omniverse Summit to delve into its multiple dimensions.

 

The Narrative Day (Day one) will explore narratives about Africa and Africans that shape our self-perception, global image and examine its impact on our economies, societies, and geopolitics but more importantly, how to rebuild, reframe and reclaim these narratives towards our common future in the light of presenting our markets and attracting investment.

 

The Innovation Day (Day two) will explore layers of innovation beyond technology while highlighting innovative pioneers who are revolutionizing their fields to help participants understand the strategies for nurturing and inspiring innovation at all levels despite the challenges.

 

The Collaboration Day (Day three) will dissect the DNA of successful collaborations by analyzing the mechanics of productive partnerships, purposeful alliances, and foster effective collaborations while aiming to help set up partnership deals and conversations.

 

The Monetization Day (Grand Finale) will unpack the science of making money, exploring effective strategies and approaches for building resilient, profitable careers and businesses

 

The summit beyond our main stage will happen across 4 stages/rooms: Development Room (for development partners to provide information and guidance to prospective implementation partners looking for project funding); the Deal Room (for potential collaborators to meet, negotiate, and potentially close deals. Lawyers, business analysts and other resources will be stationed in the room to provide guidance and support); Sage’s Lounge (for intimate conversations with icons. A rotating roster of visionaries, mavens, and originators in tech, business, government, development, and creative industries will offer wisdom and advice based on their long, storied careers); and the Career Center (where participants can find expert advice on career advancement, industry transitions, and job opportunities)

 

“The Omniverse Summit stands as the tangible embodiment of our audacious vision—a dynamic convergence platform that unites the brightest minds shaping the kaleidoscope of African innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurship. It transcends physical boundaries, serving as a nexus where individuals and organizations synergize, exchanging knowledge, pooling resources, and collectively forging solutions to the intricate challenges confronting our continent and communities. In this interconnected space, technology acts as the unifying force, propelling us towards a future where innovation knows no limits.” Obi Asika, Convener of The Omniverse Summit

 

“In co-spearheading The Omniverse, ISN is unwavering in our commitment to propel the global discourse on digital innovation. At the core of this summit lies a transformative agenda, where technology is not just a tool but the very essence that reshapes industries. ISN, as a founding partner, envisions the convergence of leading minds across finance, business, education, utilities, public sector, developmental sector, advertising, media, and the creative industries. Our objective is to obliterate silos, forging an interconnected future where collaboration is paramount. The Omniverse will be the crucible where ideas transmute into opportunities, fostering sustainable growth, profound impact, and unparalleled development.” Charles Emembolu, Chairman of the Board, Innovation Support Network

 

 

In a constantly digitizing world, the need to have a robust information technology (IT) solution for any level of business becomes imperative from website development to daily operations, businesses must incorporate IT to remain relevant. Though, many businesses especially start-ups in Africa, Nigerian inclusive has always had a phobia in deploying IT solutions that will enable them to boost their productivity, citing cost and expertise as a hindering factor. Tanta Innovative Limited, an indigenous software development firm located in Lekki has recently launched an All-in-One Customer relationship management (CRM)Packages specifically designed for small and medium businesses (SMEs) in Nigeria and Africa.

Lauded by many business owners, the Tanta SME Business SUITE has shown that small businesses can be fully digitized and still not have a deep hole in their pocket as it is with oversea software programs and at the same times enjoying some level of bespoke or tweaking to suit each business needs. The Tanta SME Business Suite is an all-in-one software solution designed to meet the diverse needs of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). It integrates CRM, Email Marketing, Business Analytics, SEO, and Web Development into one cohesive package.

Speaking to the media, Abraham Esandayinze Tanta, the Chairman of Tanta Innovative Limited said that “Covering everything from robust CRM solutions to cutting-edge web development, our packages are tailored to empower businesses of all sizes. Cost Efficiencies, We understand that every business is different, especially when it comes to financial planning. That’s why we offer both one-time payment and flexible monthly plans. Choose the one that fits your budget and cash flow needs.”

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Abraham Esandayinze Tanta,Chairman,Tanta Innovative Limited

He added that, “On Streamlined Operations, Our suite is an all-in-one package, specifically designed to address the unique hurdles your business faces. Whether you’re in retail, technology, or any other sector, our tools empower you to be more efficient and effective in your operations. Also, our Customer Involvement infrastructure is robust. With Tanta, you’re not just purchasing software; you’re investing in a brighter, more sustainable future for your business.”

With many levels or types of businesses to choose from, Tanta’s SME Business Suite are paid for annually from the Starter pack which gives an SME various benefits such as Basic Static Web Pages, Up to 5 static pages. Ideal for portfolio websites, landing pages, etc. They will have Business Email Accounts,1-Year Hosting with Free Domain, this includes one .com domain free for the first year. Renewable at standard rates. They will also get Basic SEO Services, Meta tags, Google Analytics setup, and basic keyword optimization. Others are Basic Email Marketing, Basic Newsletter Campaigns for up to 1,000 subscribers. Social Media Management, Business Analytics, Google Analytics setup and basic performance reports, Google My Business Listing, Setup, verification, and initial profile optimization.

The other level which is “Professional” has these benefits including Dynamic Website with Up to 15 pages with basic interactive elements like contact forms and customer logins.5 Business Email Accounts, CRM Integration, Streamline customer management with our easy-to-use CRM. Also for paltry N20,000.00 they get Advanced SEO Services, In-depth keyword research, backlinking, and content optimization.

Additionally, there will be automated campaigns, customer segmentation, and analytics for up to 5,000 subscribers, Social Media Management, includes account setup, content calendar, and advertising setup for up to 4 platforms. Then Advanced Business Analytics which includes detailed reporting, traffic analysis, and performance metrics. Google My Business Optimization and Ongoing profile management and customer review management.

Enterprise-level keyword research, backlinking, technical SEO, and ongoing optimization. Personalized email campaigns, A/B testing, and analytics for an unlimited number of subscribers. Full Social Media Management, Comprehensive management of all your social media platforms, including advertising campaigns. Then there is In-Depth Business Analytics, Customized analytics dashboard, advanced reporting, and actionable insights. The business will enjoy the services of a Dedicated Account Manager that will oversee your project and ensure optimal performance.

“The Tanta SME Business Suite is designed to be user-friendly. Our team is always available for support and guidance. On data security, Yes, we prioritize your data security. Our cyber-security protocols are in line with international best practices. We offer round the clock customer support through email, phone, and live chat. Our uptime is 99.9% The Enterprise package also includes a dedicated account manager. We also do not hold businesses down with long term contracts. There is no long-term contract for any of the packages. You can choose to cancel at any time. We want businesses to experience growth,” Abraham Esandayinze concluded.

Anthony Emeka Nwosu