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TelCables West Africa, part of the Angola Cables global network (http:\/\/AngolaCables.co.ao<\/a>), shared details of its innovative Partner Program at a recent event held at the Lagos Continental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n This initiative is designed to empower companies in West Africa to shape the future of digital connectivity, tap into the rapidly growing enterprise market, and expand their businesses internationally.<\/p>\n \u200bThe TelCables Partner Program enables telecommunication companies, operators, ICT integrators, as well as internet service providers to extend their influence in shaping West\u00a0Africa digital ecosystem.<\/p>\n Multinational telecommunications company Angola Cables operates in the\u00a0wholesale market, providing connectivity, IT solutions and services, as\u00a0well as international data circuit capacity and IP transit via\u00a0owned, high-capacity submarine cables, including SACS, Monet, and WACS.<\/p>\n \u201cLeveraging the Angola Cables Partner Program provides a unique opportunity for us to help connect our partners\u2019 businesses from West Africa to the world,\u201d said TelCables Nigeria CEO, Fernando Fernandes.<\/p>\n \u201cAs the most connected network operator in Africa, our\u00a0secure, low-latency direct routings Data Center to Data Center \u00a0from West Africa to the USA and\u00a0South America, and from West Africa to London provide an immense advantage to our partners.\u200b Moreover, our presence across\u00a0a number of\u00a0Nigerian IP hubs such as Lekki,\u00a0WACS CLS, Medallion DC, Rack Centre\u00a0and others, and\u00a0connections across Africa via the\u00a0Djoliba\u00a0network, means our partners have access to some of the most advanced digital infrastructure on the continent and our featured products to address secure connectivity and Clouds2Africa the most interconnected Cloud IAAS in Africa benefiting to our Global Network in more than 400 Cloud and Anti-DDoS secured nodes,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n The Partner Program provides a comprehensive suite of management resourceful tools to support partners in their sales efforts. This includes portal, sales and marketing tools that enable partners to define product, commercial, and marketing strategies, as well as receive technical formation and go-to-market initiatives to streamline and accelerate their market offerings. The personalized program also adapts to the needs of each partner’s experience and market demand, ensuring mutual success. Additionally, tailored training and support are provided to each partner to help them achieve their goals.<\/p>\n Based in Nigeria, and with a global footprint in 20 countries on five continents, TelCables offers a wide\u00a0range of internet exchange points, points-of-presence,\u00a0peering, and related services.\u200b Current participants in the Partner Program include Microsoft, NEC, Juniper Networks, Ciena and Check Point Software Technologies Ltd., all benefiting from Angola Cables\u2019 extensive, low-latency direct access connectivity, connecting to the largest Internet Exchange Points (IXPs), Tier 1 operators, and global content providers in Africa and around the world.<\/p>\n As part of the Angola Cables family, TelCables West Africa\u2019s Partner Program is a testament to the company\u2019s dedication to empowering businesses in West Africa to reach new heights in the digital age. Companies interested in joining the Partner Program and becoming part of a network that is shaping the future of digital connectivity in West Africa, can do so here\u00a0(https:\/\/apo-opa.co\/3vZKoFL<\/a>).<\/p>\n Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Angola Cables.<\/i><\/p>\n Source<\/a> TelCables West Africa, part of the Angola Cables global network (http:\/\/AngolaCables.co.ao), shared details of its innovative Partner Program at a recent event held at the Lagos Continental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria. 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