CASE STUDY
Facing rising customer expectations for agility , scalability , and cost efficiency , CWG Plc headquartered in Nigeria , recognised that its existing technology infrastructure needed a significant overhaul . The traditional approach of relying on hardware procurement and fragmented systems was no longer sufficient to meet the needs of its diverse client base . Delays in deployment , unpredictable costs , and increasing demands for secure , localised solutions placed mounting pressure on CWG to rethink its operational strategy .
As a leading services provider with a presence in Uganda , Ghana , Cameroon , Nigeria , and Dubai , CWG has for over 30 years provided solutions spanning managed services , software and hardware . Its pioneering spirit is exemplified by its introduction of managed services to Nigeria over a decade ago , a move that solidified its position as a dominant force in the technology sector .
This commitment to innovation is underpinned by CWG ’ s long-standing presence on the Nigerian Stock Exchange , a testament to its ability to adapt and thrive in a competitive market .
CWG offers a range of services , including Infrastructure as a Service , IaaS and Software as a Service , SaaS , delivered through its private cloud infrastructure . This setup provides clients with access to scalable , secure solutions that can be rapidly deployed and efficiently managed . Whether supporting government agencies with gaming revenue platforms or helping businesses streamline operations with ERP systems , CWG ’ s solutions are tailored to meet the unique demands of Africa ’ s diverse markets .
“ Our business is fast-paced and diverse , and we need to always stay ahead of the innovation curve . This necessitated a platform that could give us speed , reliability , and control over our costs . Our customers
AS A SERVICE PROVIDER , CWG NEEDED TO
ENSURE ITS TOTAL COST OF OWNERSHIP WAS
SUSTAINABLE OVER LONG TERM AND COSTS OF ITS
SERVICES WOULD NOT BECOME INFLATED .
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