• African development will create centers of competence
• First phase of development: e-gov projects, banking & telecom sectors
• Start of activities since August 2020

Launched in January 2020, Intelcia IT Solutions -ITS- continues its development by setting up in Cameroon and Côte d'Ivoire. This deployment responds to the Group's desire to invest in the IT services market in West Africa, but also to the growing need of international groups, particularly Moroccan ones, to have a multi-country outsourcer capable of supporting them in their development.

Specialized in the outsourcing of IT solutions, Intelcia IT Solutions aims to make new establishments competence centers with international standards. Specialized by technology, these centers capitalize on the processes and standards built in Morocco for more than 10 years on network, security and cloud outsourcing, and application development.

Intelcia ITS will continue, through these competence centers, to grow its portfolio of solutions. Indeed, Intelcia ITS software packages have been able to meet the urgent dematerialization needs of organizations, particularly in the current context. The successful experience with the Kingdom of Morocco will be used to build solutions adapted to other African countries .

During the period of confinement due to Covid-19, several tools were developed to enable public administrations to continue their activities. In total, more than 500 administrations have benefited from dematerialization solutions. The "Purchasing Portal" has enabled continuity of public and private purchases through a fully digital tendering process from preparation to opening of bids. The “e-office” of order allowed the sending and the reception of mail and the acceleration of the validation circuits in full confinement, and the “e-parapheur” a continuity of the decision-making process in the companies.

“For our new establishments in Sub-Saharan Africa, we have the ambition to support institutions in their e-gov projects, as well as local and pan-African companies. We have the agility and the will to adapt to the regulatory and cultural specificities of the countries where we are present ,” says Malika Ahmidouch, director of the Intelcia IT Solutions division.

In a first phase, IITS therefore targets public administrations, banks and telecoms, before addressing all sectors of the economy in a second phase. Intelcia ITS aims to follow the same trajectory as the Group, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa. Today, IITS achieves 50% of its turnover internationally and employs 200 people. By 2025, the IT division plans to reach 2,000 employees, and offer a unique African footprint.