Tech company Technodyn committed to growing SA’s economy

Technodyn Group of Companies’ Heman Kassan, Kesavan Chettiar, Brian Mpono, Esenthren Govender and Tebogo Mokgoka. Picture: Supplied

Technodyn Group of Companies’ Heman Kassan, Kesavan Chettiar, Brian Mpono, Esenthren Govender and Tebogo Mokgoka. Picture: Supplied

Published Oct 25, 2022

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Durban — The Technodyn Group aims to continue to contribute towards boosting South Africa’s economy.

Technodyn is a tech company involved in the integration of companies that invest in sectors such as mining in both the public and private sectors.

Technodyn IFS is part of the Technodyn Group of Companies, which has offices in Johannesburg, Durban and Dubai.

Technodyn IFS is IFS’s strategic partner in Africa. Technodyn develops and delivers cloud enterprise software for companies around Africa that manufacture and distribute goods, build and maintain assets, and manage servicefocused operations.

Technodyn also undertakes and delivers the latter by deploying the Global IFS Strategy, but made to fit companies in Africa, for Africa.

Earlier this month, the company was awarded third place in the 2022 IFS Partner of the Year Awards in the category of Emerging Markets in Miami Beach, Florida.

The awards comprise 12 categories that recognise the tremendous achievements of IFS’s partner ecosystem and considered partners across all industries, countries and market segments.

Technodyn Group of Companies group executive Brian Mpono.

Technodyn Group of Companies group executive Brian Mpono said the company represented South Africa and carried the entire African continent, competing against about 30 other emerging markets.

Mpono said their company was head and shoulders above the rest, ensuring the growing economy of the country.

“We are at the forefront of our country. We look at the public and private sectors to ensure the future of this country’s companies. Our ideology is working with what the company already has to make it even better.

“We are hard at work, and coming third globally is a win to us,” he said.

Mpono believes the fourth industrial revolution (4IR) could help solve unemployment among the youth, especially at tertiary level.

“Manufacturing and tech companies are the only two industries that I can vouch for that can help with decreasing unemployment levels.

“I believe tertiary students should consider this subject selection because they are rapidly growing and have more job opportunities.”

Chief customer officer, IFS Global, Michael Ouissi, said: “These awards bear witness to the ongoing efforts and achievements of all our partners through these testing times.

“Their performance over the past calendar year has been outstanding, and their ongoing commitment to working with us to deliver choice, innovation and business value to our customers deserves to be warmly commended.”

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