TechXAfrica

Technology is the leading industry in the world.

1. The problem is that many ICT emerging companies dont survive the first 3 years and fail. Women are moving more away from tech to it, most countries have a shortage of ICT skills that are usually expensive and foreign big companies are walking away with most of the ICT spend.

2. The solution is TechXAfrica, a plan that brings the biggest ICT Companies in the world together with the smallest ICT companies in a country in order to create a total ICT ecosystem that benefits both parties. Big companies need to comply to country regulations to support local companies and local companies are looking to be part of major company supply chains. This will stimulate growth, uplift societies, help support emerging entrepreneurs in ICT, stimulate job creation and bring more women to technology, whilst servicing the continent.

Emerging ICT companies -visibility and the forum to market their services

Access to funding and supply chain opportunities

Access to cross country opportunities

Current Status-Tech Entrepreneurship SA

Predominantly Male

Predominantly White

Predominantly under 35 years which means that people with less corporate experience are more engaged than those with more corporate experience

Despite decades of progress towards achieving equality in the workplace, women remain significantly under-represented in emerging tech. The imbalance between men and women in the technology sector is unlikely to be remedied unless organisations, schools and universities work together to change entrenched perceptions about the tech industry, and also educate young people about the dynamics and range of careers in the technology world. 

Unemployment rates are high, smme lack of access to funding disable them from doing well and they often fail. Lack of ICT skills, and the big companies usually get the big business. There is not enough sharing of wealth and empowering smaller businesses within communities.

We are working towards helping small and medium businesses in the ICT field, a field which is the leading sector  in the world at present.

We are also supporting women in technology to create a balanced society and to lead more women to technology and sciences.

our solution will help build economies, retain and enable the sharing of wealth whilst concurrently uplift and improve local ICT skills, job creation and sustainability

We are using the platform TechXAfrica to showcase talent in ICT locally, dominating the programme by women in technology to show the world that women are equally competent in technology.

At this forum, we promote as many local ICT entrepreneurs as possible, showcasing them to multi national tech giants and local executive level ICT buyers. We are also promoting cross country opportunities and giving emerging companies more visibility and outreach with their technologies.

The event covers the innovative and emerging technologies, things that are relevant and new in ICT for the country. We use technology as a means to solving countries challenges by engaging their own communities

We are an ICT company in software, emerging tech and networks and telecomms. Our programme TechXAfrica is a business model/programme that is geared to help us and other emerging companies just like us to give them visbility and outreach.

we have numerous technologies and solutions.

our core business is solving problems specific to clients and countries.

Every country has the same problem and same challenges.

our solution is obvious and yet no one is doing this on a massive scale.

the number is limitless, its a ripple effect.

emerging companies create jobs, jobs help people, big companies create opportunities for smaller companies and the programme helps total country ICT ecosystems

the numbers would be 10s of thousands of people

To transform the African continent, help other emerging companies like us, lead more women to technology, improve GDP, attract more continental opportunities and create an ICT ecosystem beneficial to communities

Funding mostly to develop proper models to  continue the programme and to sell this programme to the rest of the continent

We are building the solution and looking for funding to continue with it

We are an emerging company with 10 employees

We are ICT experts in our country with impeccable track records having won the 2018 Innovation league in our country and many other awards as women in technology in our continent

we are partnering with the smallest local ICT firms and also the multi billion dollar global ICT firms, country embassy representatives and ICT educational bodies

our customers are B2B and B2C

We cater for the smallest emerging company to the largest corporate company-we can service any client from an ICT perspective and our offerings

our products are blue ocean, we dont like playing in the same space as everyone

We bring clients to self fund and maintain our own sustainability.

We have a very aggressive marketing strategy and a very well formulated networking and partnership strategy

•Giving SMME ICT companies visibility and access to market both locally and the rest of Africa

•Leading more women to technology

•Competitive Edge, Showcasing some of Africa’s finest and leading tech innovations

•Fostering supplier inclusion of smme and to enable smme access to enterprise development programmes and investment funders

•Creating a 360 degree ecosystem for ICT –to include, Government agencies, Tech Hubs, Foreign Embassies in South Africa, local supply chain parties, local enterprise development agencies, Key ICT procurement officers

•Stimulate inbound global ICT talent and cross reference this with local talent to create a “vehicle” that is fit for purpose for the African continent

ICT companies, emerging and global

Corporate organisation that can help us drive our initiative

We would utilise the networking opportunity to be able to understand what our programme entails and to help other emerging ICT companies like us to thrive