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MainOne’s MDXi Enables Nigerian Enterprises Optimize Operations- Opeke

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By peter oluka

MainOne, through its world-class Tier III datacenter, MDXi, is enabling Nigerian companies to focus more on their core business, reduce inefficiencies, improve production capacity, and enhance customer services by outsourcing their IT infrastructure to MDXi, said Funke Opeke, the chief executive officer.

Opeke made the remark during a recent Breakfast Session with Customers hosted by MainOne for the health, manufacturing, e-commerce, media and hospitality sectors recently.

The session which had in attendance C-suite executives and IT heads was themed “Future proofing your business with ICT”.

Expanding on the theme, the Product Manager- Data Center services, MDXi, Vremudia Oghene-Ruemu highlighted sector specific solutions offered by the company and how various Nigerian businesses in these sectors have adopted and successfully implemented them for success in today’s market.

According to him, “There is massive uptake of technology by businesses looking to stay a step ahead of competition while increasing profitability and market share. MainOne has invested in technology to enable Nigerian businesses increase operating efficiency and achieve improved results faster. These solutions are available in our open access, Tier III certified data centre, MDXi”.

The panel sessions had representatives from leading Nigerian firms such as UAC, Reddington Hospitals, Avon HMO, Honeywell Flour, RDM Africa, The George Hotel, TVC Continental and Yudala discussing the benefits of leveraging solutions offered by MainOne and how such has helped them achieve their business objectives.

According to Adesimbo Ukiri, CEO Avon HMO, “leveraging MainOne’s services has helped us remove the barrier to health care access in Nigeria as patients can now easily subscribe to various health plans online at the click of a button from their smart phones. Having our servers at MainOne’s datacenter decreased our downtime risks, enabled us to operate 24/7 even when there was heavy flooding on the island restricting movement. Being in the healthcare sector, 100% uptime is required for us to succeed and so far we have not had any downtime with MainOne” she continued.

Adding to this, Mr. Anthony Omotoso, the CTO of UAC, said “as a large enterprise, we had to run several server rooms in multiple regions across the country all requiring 24/7 power, staff, and security accruing huge capital and operating costs which was not sustainable. In trying to align our IT goals to the business objectives, we needed to consolidate all our business critical servers at a Tier III facility which made us engage MainOne. The business savings and efficiency from the first year were extremely notable, so much so that we have won numerous awards in our sector for driving business efficiency and innovation”.

In trying to future proof the budding Nigerian e-commerce sector, maintaining customer trust is critical for business survival according to Mr. Mezie Emelonye, CTO Yudala. “We retain our customers trust by ensuring our online platform are 100% secured so that our customers feel safe shopping on our website. This is why we chose MainOne as its tier III certified facility MDXi was certified to PCIDSS, ISO 27001, ISO 9001 standards.

The Nigerian media industry is one industry that has also been revolutionized by technology and the growth of internet services. Country Head, RDM Africa, Zubby Emordi explained how digital TV, a fast-rising trend in Nigeria has connected Nigerians and Africans globally, a feat that would have been impossible without reliable connectivity.

MainOne remains at the forefront of driving the digital transformation and technology adoption of businesses in Nigeria.

 

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