The Herald (Zimbabwe)

Local firm spreads tentacles

- Business Reporter

CUMII Technologi­es, an Econet Group internet of things (IoT) company that provides on-demand services, has expanded its continenta­l footprint after launching its Business-to-Business Tasknites programme in Ethiopia recently.

The organisati­on, which already has presence in Botswana, Rwanda, Malawi, Zambia, Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania and South Africa, provides lowcost research solutions to customers through the use of tailor-made mobile apps.

Cumii Technologi­es CEO Norman Moyo said: “As the world embraces the fourth industrial revolution, which hinges on digital technology, businesses that seek to stay ahead of competitio­n require timely informatio­n for innovative approaches that will enable them to remain relevant in a face-paced world.

“With rapidly increasing mobile penetratio­n in Africa, Tasknites is among the very few research companies that have adopted and increased the viability of mobile market research for the benefit of clients, whilst simultaneo­usly addressing challenges related to youth employment.”

Despite its importance, research is considered costly, with old methods usually seen as slow and subject to manipulati­on.

Tasknites, through its tech-based research solutions, leverages on the use of mobile based applicatio­ns to reduce the cost of research whilst providing real-time, accurate and end-to-end market research services.

The applicatio­ns, which are specifical­ly tailor-made for clients regardless of industry or sector (private, public, donor and NGO), allow clients to track progress of their requested research online.

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