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Cape Town, WC, ZA

Cape Town Area, South Africa

In September 2015 Dr Neil van Tonder and I set out to create a unique SaaS eHealth solution, tailor-made for Africa. Our journey started with an endeavor in Occupational Health and while we enjoyed adventurous detours in beautiful countries in Africa, after more than 4 years the 1st part of our journey ended with the culmination of our invaluable and.

Cape Town Area, South Africa

I started something new in May 2010 and am very proud of Smart Africa contributing to our local economy by bringing foreign interest & investment to our sunny shores. Our focus remains the same as in the past - rationalization, consolidation, optimization, cost reduction and relocation or co-sourcing of core software capability (offshore-) to South Africa.

Cape Town Area, South Africa

Dr Neil van Tonder and I collapsed the then West & Van Tonder occupational health practice into Smart Practitioners to serve both as a occupational health service provider but also as incubator for Heroh, the OH SaaS ehealth offering of eHealth Africa. However, Smart Practitioners served its purpose and was closed end March 2022.

Cape Town Area, South Africa, Lubumbashi, DRC And Elsewhere Through Partners

With reference to eHealth Africa, I thoroughly enjoyed working with Dr Neil van Tonder in the DRC as acting Managing Director of Unihealth SARL. We established Heroh, our occupational health SaaS, as national database for the government of the DRC during a project sponsored by the Unisure Group. While the project came come to an end, our relationship with.

Cape Town Area, South Africa

Does IT was Smart Africa's very 1st spin off and we proudly launched Does IT, initially as a mobile money product company, in November 2012. During the 1st 18 months we gained significant experience in the mobile payments space and then redirected the company focus to services instead. Sadly, I decided to call it a day in October 2014. Some you win, some.

Smart Africa and TBK Consult partnership

I left INTEC in July 2007 to broaden my perspective and opportunities in in the telco software product industry. For a while I focused on Management Consulting with a view to, possibly by joining hands with others, eventually grow something small into yet another substantial offering both in the product and services space... I joined Mike Frayne at.

I joined INTEC in 1998 as Development Manager and direct report to the MD, later the CEO. Initially my focus was more on settling down the R&D capability, transfering activity from the UK to our then low cost center (Cape Town) and initiating new product development of 2nd and 3rd major products, but later grew to include post acquisition integration from.