The Interswitch and Stratus Technologies are forging new pathways that will usher in the era of digital transformation of the Nigerian oil and gas sector through the introduction of cutting-edge solutions.
These solutions would address numerous challenges that have been hindering the realisation of the full potential of the country’s oil and gas sector. Some of these challenges include issues such as data/cybersecurity concerns, unreliable data management systems that result in loss of data for decision making, situational analysis and reporting amidst others, which have plagued the industry and hindered growth, therefore, hampering Nigeria’s quest for energy sustainability in line with its Sustainable Development Goals.
To address these challenges, the Interswitch Group, Africa’s integrated payments and digital commerce company is partnering with the Stratus Technologies, a global technology solutions provider to spur a digital transformation in the energy sector through the introduction of a range of cutting-edge solutions.
These solutions were unveiled recently at the 2023 Nigeria Oil and Gas (NOG) Energy Week that was tagged “Powering Nigeria’s Sustainable Energy Future,” which brought industry leaders, experts and stakeholders together to discuss the future of the country’s energy sector.
It is expected that this partnership would signify a commitment to leverage technology in driving sustainable growth and creating a resilient energy future for Nigeria.
This collaboration would also focus on enhancing operational efficiency, reducing costs, and promoting environmentally friendly practices by harnessing digital technologies, data analytics, and automations to minimise wastage, and ensure sustainable resource management.
Stakeholders in the sector believed that the partnership between Interswitch Group and their distributor partner Stratus Technologies holds immense potential that would revolutionise the Nigeria’s energy sector. They further believed that through the combination of their strengths, both organisations would aspire to unlock new opportunities, foster innovation, and address the pressing challenges that hinder progress in this critical sector of the Nigerian economy.