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You are here: Home / News / Central University of Technology (CUT) triumphs at Intelligent ICT Awards Africa 2024, with Datacentrix wireless network project

Central University of Technology (CUT) triumphs at Intelligent ICT Awards Africa 2024, with Datacentrix wireless network project

28 May 2024 by Guest
Busi Matube, CUT’s ICT Director and Chief Digital Officer

JOHANNESBURG – May 28, 2024 – Datacentrix, a leading hybrid ICT systems integrator and managed services provider, extends its congratulations to its client, the Central University of Technology (CUT), for its recent win at the inaugural Intelligent ICT Awards Africa 2024.

CUT is a leading higher education institution based in South Africa’s Free State province, with one campus in Bloemfontein, the judicial capital of South Africa, and one in Welkom, in the heart of the Free State goldfields. The two campuses offer education opportunities in a number of technological fields, including science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM); management sciences; humanities; and education.

CUT’s ICT Director and Chief Digital Officer, Busi Matube, accepted the ‘Intelligent Government Implementation’ award for 2024, which the university won due to its recent successful rollout of phase one of its three-year network and Wi-Fi and infrastructure upgrade – an important step in CUT’s digital transformation journey.

CUT has worked closely with Datacentrix to deploy its new wireless network infrastructure, which will ensure the connectedness of students and staff to digital resources both internal and external to the network, as well as providing the medium through which CUT can relay data from smart buildings’ backend systems for analysis and reporting, and delivering a connected access control system for a more secure campus.

Says Francois Jacobs, Sales Manager: Commercial at Datacentrix: “CUT has seen a number of benefits thus far, including the improvement of Wi-Fi connectivity issues in high-traffic areas, like the library and labs, with signal drop-outs stopping completely since the start of the project. In addition, the university has experienced greater visibility on the network, as well as more opportunity to engage with users to understand and solve challenges.

“The Intelligent ICT Award received was well deserved by Busi and her team at CUT, whose hard work and vision have undoubtedly driven this success. As Datacentrix, we are thrilled to have played a part in this achievement and look forward to continuing our partnership and supporting CUT in their future endeavours,” he concludes

About Datacentrix:

Datacentrix provides leading ICT integration services and solutions to South African organisations, ensuring their success and sustainability into the digital age. The company’s approach is to partner with its customers, equipping them with valuable insight and helping to align their ICT undertakings with their business strategy.

Datacentrix offers a deeply specialised skills component and is endorsed by the worlds foremost technology partners. The company is recognised for its agility, in-depth industry knowledge, proven capability, and strong overall performance.

Datacentrix is a Level One (AAA) B-BBEE Contributor, with 135 percent procurement recognition. For more information, please visit www.datacentrix.co.za.

CONTACTS

icomm, Nicola Read, 083 269 2227, datacentrix@pr.co.za, www.icomm-pr.co.za

Author: Nicola Read

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