In today's world, digitization has increased productivity and reduced human interaction in public and private service delivery. A number of private and public sector organisations have benefitted from our deep
Business Process Outsourcing has grown globally as a major support service to several industries. It spans the operation of contact centres, product support services and other ancillary services.
The growth of digitization has increased demand for the development of software and applications for individuals, private sector organisation’s as well as pubic sector organizations.
Internet Service Provision is concentrated in cities and urban areas in Africa. The modern connectivity age however requires internet access in all places, especially the underserved communities.
Omatech Global is an IT solutions firm, domiciled in Ghana. Established in 2021, the Organisation seeks to provide technology based products and services to Africa’s growing middle class. Africa’s population is projected to reach 1.68 billion by 2030 with 75% expected to be youthful and by extension technology savvy.
The firm started as a technology consulting business, providing advice to public and private sector Organisation on technology solutions for their operations. Our previous clients span government agencies, private commodity trading companies as well as media companies.
In addition to this channel of business the firm has recently been licensed by Ghana’s National Communication Authority to operate a Business Process Outsourcing Centre at the Accra Digital Centre. The firm has additionally created a software development hub in Accra designed to assist young Africans interested in software and application development to flourish. It envisions to make this hub the home of Ghana’s next generation global tech companies.
In the next 5 years, OMATECH also seeks to operate a high-speed affordable internet service in underserved communities in Ghana. This will provide connectivity to the underserved and vulnerable communities across Ghana and hopefully grow into other similar markets in West Africa.