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Edel Technologies adjudged IT Company of the year 2015
The company that was clearly the underdog considering the fact that they have been in operation for barely three years, Edel Technologies warded off stiff competition from Ostec and other giants in the industry to win the coveted award.
In an interview with Pulse.com.gh, Chief Executive Officer of Edel Technologies, Ethel Cofie said the award marks the beginning of greater achievements for the company.
“Winning means the industry and our clients recognize that we are indeed the future of technology in Africa and we have constantly delivered on our promise of using technology as an enabler .It throws a challenge to us keep being the best and to improve on our services delivered to our clients”
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According to her, the ability of Edel Technologies to understand the business, ambitions and strategies of their clients gave them the competitive urge.
“Understanding our Client business, their ambitions and strategy means we can align to help them get to their goals faster , we don’t just deliver software, we deliver results.”
Edel Technologies is set to launch mablode.com in a few weeks to set the tone for the next level of their business and greater satisfaction for clients.
“We are launching Mablode.com in a few week and also watch out for our clients as they become industry leaders because they have a secret weapon : EDEL is their technology partner”
Meanwhile, CEO of Airtel Ghana, Lucy Quist was adjudged CEO of the Year, and Busy 4G Internet, the 4GLTE Provider of the Year.
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