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FeaturedProcurement

IT Asset Procurement for Hospitals: What a Seven-Workstation Deployment Actually Involves

How we specified, sourced and deployed workstations, monitors and Canon printing for a private hospital in Abuja, and why hospital procurement fails when it is treated like ordinary office buying.

Digitplus Technology15 August 20268 min read

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Cybersecurity

Managed Devices for a Law Practice: Entra ID and Intune for a Small Nigerian Firm

How we moved a Nigerian law practice from personal laptops and shared passwords to a managed Microsoft Entra ID and Intune environment, and the friction that came with it.

15 August 202610 min read

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Infrastructure

A 20-Seat Computer Lab in Ipele: What It Actually Takes to Put a Rural School Online

How we built a 20-workstation secondary school lab in Ipele, Ondo State, with solar power and Starlink connectivity, and the maintenance design that keeps it alive past year three.

15 August 202610 min read

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IT Strategy & Advisory

Building an IT Disaster Recovery Plan When the Primary Risk Is Power, Not Cyberattack

Most DR templates assume the disaster is a hacker. In Nigeria it is usually the grid. A power-first disaster recovery framework with realistic RTO/RPO targets and tiered recovery.

25 July 202610 min read

Infrastructure

What It Costs to Set Up a Server Room in Nigeria

The cost of setting up a server room in Nigeria is driven by power and cooling far more than by the servers. What moves the number, driver by driver, and why a single naira figure would mislead you.

25 July 20267 min read

IT Strategy & Advisory

How to Budget IT for Opening a New Office in Nigeria

The IT budget for a new office in Nigeria is decided in an order: building first, desk last. The components, the order, and the FX, power and lead-time realities that reshape the numbers.

25 July 20267 min read

Procurement

Leasing vs Buying IT Equipment for a Nigerian Business

Leasing vs buying IT equipment in Nigeria turns on cash flow, currency risk and how fast the kit goes out of date. What drives the choice, and the availability question that often settles it first.

25 July 20266 min read

Managed Services

What Managed IT Services Cost in Nigeria — and What Drives the Price

What managed IT services cost in Nigeria depends on five things: scope, coverage hours, response targets, site count, and the state of your estate. Here is how each one moves the number.

25 July 20266 min read

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Guides

IT for Oil, Gas and Energy Operations in Nigeria

Oil, gas and energy operations in Nigeria place technology under conditions that standard enterprise IT is not designed for. This guide covers the infrastructure and support decisions that determine whether IT performs in the field.

28 May 20269 min read

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Guides

An IT Readiness Checklist for Government Agencies

Government agencies face IT readiness demands that go beyond ordinary office technology, compliance, audit trails, public service continuity, and procurement governance all add layers that a standard checklist misses.

20 May 20269 min read

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