Pansolutions Gaborone
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Pansolutions Gaborone

Information Technology & Services Bw 14 employees
Employees
14

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Information Technology & Services
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Founded
1996
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About Pansolutions Gaborone

Pan Business Systems (Pty) Ltd is a 100% Citizen Owned company dealing in the Office Automation (OA), Telecommunication and ICT sectors. The company was founded in May 1996 and appointed the Franchise Holder for Panasonic Systems Company in Botswana. Trading as Panasonic Business Systems, the Company has established the Panasonic Brand in Botswana as the leading Business Automation brand. On 21 February 2013 the company traded as PanSolutions in line with the regional network. The company has four operating divisions as follows: Office Automation: This division markets, installs and supports the full range of Panasonic and Kyocera OA products and Consumables. Telecommunications: This division markets, installs & supports the full range of Panasonic and Yeastar PBX (switchboards) and other Telecommunications equipment. Information Technology: This division markets, installs and supports a complete range of Computer Hardware, Software and Accessories. Our Showroom, Offices, Training Centre and fully equipped Technical Workshop are situated in our purpose built premises at Breffni House, on Plot 88, Gaborone International Commerce Park. A range of product stock and spares is on hand to provide timely service.

Pansolutions Gaborone Contact Details

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Pansolutions Gaborone Org Chart

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Mout Nwako Sales Consultant at Panasonic Business
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Hlatshwayo Vincent Site Supervisor at Pansolutions Holdings
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Iain Bentley Sales Director at Panasonic Business
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Edward Obolokile Marketing & Sales Executive
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