Business Day (Nigeria)

KADE KEYO launches virtual solution centre to help SMES drive customer reach

- JUMOKE AKIYODE-LAWANSON

Abusiness and community builder – KADE KEYO – has launched a Solution Centre aimed at assisting Individual­s, Startups, Small and Medium Enterprise­s (SMES) to drive customer onboarding and access tech solution based products.

KADE KEYO is notable for creating businesses that serve clients with top quality solutions and train their employees with the utmost respect for the customer’s needs.

The new Solution Centre, according to the Founder, Tanho Attah, was set up to directly interact with the customer base.

Being designed as a walk- in interface, the idea is to have customers walk in, interact with a representa­tive of the company at the solution centre, physically or virtually, get shown a list of possible solutions currently available, and get served.

“The idea of the centre which launched in August 2020, was to simplify our operations such that the team at the solution centre focuses their core on serving the clients, while the back end team focus on delivering/ executing the required solutions”, Attah said.

“The solution centre is designed to interact with individual­s, startups and SMES alike”, he said.

While giving an explanatio­n on how the Centre can be utilised, Attah said that products can be engaged with by a simple walk in process, “but we register every first time client who can easily repeat services or request new product features available at the solution centre.

The company says it is constantly researchin­g, tweaking and developing product features for various target groups.

“A co-working space as an example, provides solutions designed for businesses and entreprene­urs, which we benefit from since we currently use co-working spaces to house some of our employees, when required, being a largely remote work model company ourselves. What the solution centre does is present the solutions we create, some of which go beyond the scope of just business support services.”

Its Ping product is designed to help businesses increase their customer reach with actual engagement and possible sale.

It also can be used by anyone with a social media account as well as a Whatsapp enabled contact number.

He said that the Solution Centre currently operates virtually and can assist anyone who is connected to the internet for instant interactio­n with the team.

“Physical centres will be opened in the nearest future to serve the physical communal market (people who don’t yet trust, understand or use the internet for business or personal needs.)

To us, the solution centre is at the very heart of what we do, bringing our well thought out and tested products to the market place, creating solutions for one brand or person at a time,” Attah said.

 ??  ?? L-R: Ibrahima Diaby, Director General, Nationale d’opérations Pétrolière­s de la Cote d’ivoire (Petroci Holding), and Olayemi Odutola, Country Manager, Sahara Energy (Cote d’ivoire) at the execution of the Joint Venture Agreement between both companies for the constructi­on of a 12,000 Metric Tonnes Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) storage facility to guarantee LPG supply security in Cote d’ivoire.
L-R: Ibrahima Diaby, Director General, Nationale d’opérations Pétrolière­s de la Cote d’ivoire (Petroci Holding), and Olayemi Odutola, Country Manager, Sahara Energy (Cote d’ivoire) at the execution of the Joint Venture Agreement between both companies for the constructi­on of a 12,000 Metric Tonnes Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) storage facility to guarantee LPG supply security in Cote d’ivoire.

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