, one of SA’s biggest digital content services providers, is pushing forward to meet the fourth industrial revolution head-on with its new broadband offering, Sentech Connect. Sentech is well positioned to play a significant role in the implementation of SA Connect’s mandate and servicing of government with wireless broadband services,” says Sentech CEO Mlamli Booi.
“As the world progresses towards becoming more digitised and connected, we also need tools that can harness connectivity, bettering the lives of South Africans through reliability and convenience,” says Booi. Connectivity will allow SA to produce globally competitive learners while skilling, upskilling and reskilling the current workforce in line with the market’s demands of tomorrow’s skills. Through broadband technology, Sentech Connect can allow for the creation of safer public spaces, more reliable transport and a government that is more connected with its citizens, vastly improving service delivery,” says Booi.
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