This is even as they posited that a reliable telecommunications infrastructure is essential for players to deliver services and products in an interdependent ecosystem.
Telecom engineer and chief executive officer of RS Engineering Global Limited, Engr Spencer Itive, harped on the need for the government in the region to pay close attention to the protection of telecoms infrastructure for the region’s digital economy quest to be achieved. Itive said, a complex tapestry of partnerships now weaves together telecom companies, technology giants, governments, and a thriving ecosystem of startups noting that these partnerships would redefine the boundaries of what is possible in telecommunications.On the future of infrastructure connectivity, the CEO said, all stakeholders in the telecoms sector had to understand that no single entity could meet the multifaceted demands of the digital age in isolation.
Orumor, who is based in the Republic of Benin, said, the factors that are driving digital transformation in West Africa is the increasing investment in infrastructure, growing awareness of the benefits of technology and a supportive regulatory environment.