Zoho, a global technology company, announced today that it has partnered with KeNIC, a registry solely responsible for administering, managing and operating the .ke domains. Under this partnership, Zoho will work with KeNIC to offer Zoho wallet credits worth Ksh50,000 to anyone who has a .ke domain or is purchasing one either directly from KeNIC or through its registrars.
Zoho will also provide training to enable customers of .ke domains to leverage cloud technology for rapid growth. “The partnership is aimed to support Kenya’s move towards a digital-first economy by helping local businesses in their digital transformation efforts and promoting e-commerce,” said Veerakumar Natarajan, Country Head, Zoho Kenya.
Through this collaboration, businesses will gain access to the tools they need to succeed online. Zoho’s comprehensive portfolio helps businesses kickstart their digital journey and quickly realise the benefits of automation, real-time access to business data, and streamlining processes across all departments on a unified platform.
“Registering a domain is just the beginning of a business’s digital transformation journey. Leveraging cloud technology allows companies to digitise various processes and operations, accelerating growth and enhancing agility in adapting to evolving market conditions. Through our partnership with Zoho, we provide access to over 55 products designed to meet virtually every business need,” said Mr Andrew Lewela Mwanyota, CEO & .KE Chief Evangelist.
The users of .ke domain will be able to utilise Zoho Wallet Credits to purchase any of Zoho’s 55+ products, including Zoho One, a unified platform of over 50 apps, and Zoho Workplace, a unified enterprise collaboration platform. All Zoho applications have been built on top of the same technology stack and can be easily integrated with each other, enabling a seamless flow of data between them.
Furthermore, Zoho owns and operates its own data centres, providing it full oversight of customer data privacy and security. Zoho offers its products in local pricing, and the company will be hosting training sessions to help .ke domain users to optimally leverage its enterprise solutions to catapult their growth.
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