BMI-WFS, a company aiming to integrate into Gabon's digital ecosystem, is exploring a partnership with the government and local actors to implement its System for Managing Digital Maturity project. This project, an African standard led by Côte d'Ivoire and supported by G&D Audit SM, aims to accompany local digital transformation. The project focuses on four main areas: defining direction, organizing resources, monitoring actions, and correcting deviations.
The System for Managing Digital Maturity project goes beyond digital issues, targeting administrations, businesses, banks, healthcare establishments, and universities. In Gabon, which is committed to modernizing public services and its economy, this project can help coordinate digital projects, protect data, train agents, and improve services to users. According to Karl Elvis Nsumbu Mba, representative of G&D Audit SM's CEO in the CEEAC zone, this system can help companies and chambers of commerce in the region.
The project's promoters believe that digital transformation cannot be reduced to the acquisition of technologies. Investing in equipment or cybersecurity is not enough; these choices must serve the objectives of the organization, be based on precise responsibilities, and produce measurable results. The System for Managing Digital Maturity project aims to provide a framework for organizations to achieve these goals.
Gabon's dynamic digital, economic, and institutional environment makes it an attractive location for BMI-WFS. The company believes that international standards, such as ISO, can open doors to global trust, credibility, and competitiveness. Habibata Djiré de Granger, president and general director of G&D Audit SM, emphasizes the importance of these standards in today's interconnected commercial world.
The promoters of this pan-African project, currently in Gabon, aim to work with the state and national digital environment actors to develop the sector. They believe that collaboration with local stakeholders is essential to implementing the System for Managing Digital Maturity project successfully.
The project has the potential to support Gabon's efforts to modernize public services and its economy. By providing a framework for digital transformation, it can help organizations in the country to improve their services, protect data, and increase efficiency. The project's success will depend on the collaboration of local stakeholders and the government's support.
BMI-WFS and G&D Audit SM are optimistic about the project's prospects in Gabon. With the country's commitment to digital transformation and modernization, they believe that the System for Managing Digital Maturity project can make a significant contribution to its development. The project's implementation will be closely watched by local stakeholders and international observers.
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- BMI-WFS is exploring a partnership with Gabon's digital ecosystem for its System for Managing Digital Maturity project.
