Africa: Microsoft Pays More Attention to Salone

A team from the leading world information technology giant, Microsoft, has during an interactive session with some small and medium enterprises in Sierra Leone promised to continue improving and enhancing business and help maximise profit by encouraging partners to access genuine software products.

The Microsoft-PCL International 'customer connect event' was held on Tuesday at the Bintumani Hotel in Freetown with over 30 small and medium enterprises and other stakeholders in attendance. One of the team members of Microsoft West Africa, Ada Iwugu - who also doubles as the medium and small enterprises leader - said Microsoft West Africa comprises five countries including Sierra Leone, Ghana, Nigeria and Liberia. She noted that Microsoft does not work in isolation and that they provide software solutions for customers and reduce risk in business through their established partners.

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