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SeaQuest-InfoTel with the support of Environment Canada will set up a database system and install a high-performance computing system (HPC) for the African Center for Applications of Meteorology for Development ACMAD. The agreement between SeaQuest-InfoTel and ACMAD was signed on July 10, 2013 in Niger. The contract states that there will be training after SeaQuest as installed the database and the HPC. A team from the company paid a visit to the ACMAD premises.

SeaQuest-Infotel project consists of building a fiber optic backbone to support the development of Niger's ICT infrastructure, voice and data transport, as well as radio and television signals nationally and internationally. regional. The feasibility study funded by USTDA will focus on the appropriate identification of a financial and technical model for project development.

It can never be said enough, information and communication technologies are today more than ever the key to success in any field of activity. Do not understand it like that, it is rowed against the current. The Salam hotel of the Azalai hotel group has just learned about its profits. The new modern communication system that has just been installed is comparable to the telecommunication infrastructures of Western and Asian countries, as it will allow accessibility and visibility on the quality of the hotel's products. Primo: The Salam hotel now has broadband Internet service in all rooms including some offices and the hotel's recreational area to allow the entire community guests, hotel employees to continue to benefit from these services by means of the same forms of payment.   Second:…

The opportunity was for senior executives to learn how to better prepare the commitments needed for positive change by revamping business procedures, and discussing the contribution of innovations to cultural and production habits. It is clear that a harmonization of standards and processes to build more structuring infrastructures will give the continent a framework for the development of local resources and adapted applications for the next generations. Several project promoters have stepped up to present their vision on ICT development in different parts of Africa. Projects that will later be integrated into an action program through collaborations and Public Private Partnership (PPP) agreements. The project of Interconnection of National Optical Highways in Africa (IAONA) promoted by Global African Network Access (GANA) SA with funding from Guarantco / FMFM attracted more…

It will involve implanting several thousand kilometers of optical fiber across the continent, starting with the eight countries of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (UEMOA) zone.   Started for years by Mali, this project has already received several financial support from international organizations such as the US Agency for Trade and Development (USTDA), the Agency and GUARANTCO.     In his interventions within the framework of the official ceremony, the representative of the company ESSEX presented the commitments of his company in this project IAONA and especially showed the importance that it can have this project on the development of added value services if this infrastructure is put in place. For his part, the Chairman and CEO of SeaQuest-Infotel Mr Raphaël NBOGNI representing GAMA presented the company he…

Ms. Isabelle ROY Ambassador of Canada to Mali, Cheick Sidi NIMAGA Director General of SOTELMA, Raphaël Nguiaphi NBOGNI Director General of SeaQuest-Infotel, and the Director of Ecobank, were present. The contract amounts to nearly three billion Fcfa, marks the start of the vast data production project in Bamako.   Thus, it is on the basis of a study carried out in 2003 in the field, by the experts of SeaQuest-Infotel in collaboration with a technical team of SOTELMA, that the choice of the route of the optical fiber cable was defined to meet the needs and optimize the installation and connection costs.   The planned fiber-optic link will be connected to the existing fiber-optic link from the Souleymanbougou earth station to the right bank of the river, crossing the Niger,…

SHOWCASE OF COMPANIES IN THE SOUTH SHORE The Excellence Awards are created to encourage and promote business excellence in the region. The name of the contest was chosen in memory of Dominique Rollin, blacksmith, innkeeper, general merchant and landowner at the time when the South Shore had only thirty families. He bequeathed the historic Rollin Brais house, which housed the CCIRS office for nearly 13 years. Nearly 600 businessmen participated in the 2004 meeting of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the South Bank. This large gathering, open to all, took place at the ST Hubert School of Aerotechnics. The Infotel Group was finalist of the 2004 Excellence Award in the outdoor market category.