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Tarsus On Demand (TOD), a leading provider of cloud solutions, has become an Amazon Web Services (AWS) distributor and will work with AWS to provide enhanced cloud services and support for Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) and Managed Service Providers (MSPs) across sub-Saharan Africa.   Becoming an AWS distributor will enable TOD to combine its strengths with those of AWS, enabling TOD customers to benefit from comprehensive multi-cloud strategies and advanced technical support, driving business growth and innovation. Chantelle Trollip, Tarsus On Demand’s AWS Program Manager, said, “Becoming an AWS distribution partner marks a significant milestone in our commitment to providing comprehensive cloud solutions. This collaboration allows us to support our partners’ multi-cloud strategies and continue to drive innovation in the cloud space.”   TOD’s focus on demand generation, migrations and technical enablement of partners will help them to enhance the customer journey and del...

Senzo Mbhele, currently Head of Innovation and Employee Experience at Tarsus Technology Group, has been appointed Managing Director of Tarsus On Demand (TOD) effective   1 March 2023.   This follows the resignation of Anton Herbst, former CEO of TOD and Tarsus Technology Group (TTG), who departs both roles at the end of February 2023. Having previously held various roles at technology and consulting firms, Senzo joined TTG in 2016, leading proactive approaches to employee well-being in the organisation. Mbhele’s role as Head of Innovation and Employee Experience ensured that the group’s strategy filtered through to divisions and teams, and has seen him deliver strategic workshops, analysis and insights that have contributed to informed decision-making by ExCo.   “It’s an honour to assume this role,” Mbhele says. “I have been part of the ExCo for two years, contributing to business and strategy development, and customers and partners can be assured that they remain at the ...

Small and medium businesses (SMBs) can afford enterprise-class data protection through cloud-based security services and solutions - ranging from boutique software developers and accounting firms to independent retailers,” says Virodh Sunderlall, product marketing manager at Tarsus On Demand. “This, in turn, enables them to exploit the full potential of digital technology in their businesses.”   Sunderlall says that cost and access to skills used to be a significant barrier for small businesses in securing their data and systems from hackers, malware, insider   threats and the many other dangers that lurk in cyberspace. However, cloud economics has altered this scenario by providing cost-effective solutions that scale as a firm expands. SMBs in the crosshairs   A 2021 report found that 43% of cyber-attacks target small businesses, highlighting that cyber-crime isn’t just a threat for large enterprises. In fact, with bigger businesses tightening their security protocols an...

Inayeth Govender general manager for demand generation at  Tarsus On Demand The cloud offers businesses huge data processing and analysis possibilities, better security, and improved performance. But cloud transformations can be complex. Flexibility and functionality allow SMBs to scale up or down, as needed and lets them take advantage of the same benefits as big, cash-rich corporations. The challenge is that because every business has diverse requirements, a single solution is impossible. Customers require tailored cloud solutions that enable them to be more market-responsive and nimble. This is where collaborative problem solving comes into play.   Why do we collaborate? Traditional problem-solving techniques have become either obsolete or ineffective. In a highly complex world, individual problem-solving is unproductive. Today’s workplaces demand people who can solve non-routine problems, collaborating with others by combining their ideas and effort. Tarsus On Demand engag...

  Inayeth Govender, Microsoft CSP campaign manager, Tarsus On Demand   According to a Deloitte survey,  The Analytics Advantage , 49% of businesses assert that the greatest benefit of using analytics is better decision-making. Another 16% believe that its greatest benefit is better enabling key strategic initiatives. Nearly two-thirds of respondents say that analytics play an important role in driving business strategy.   Companies now have access to more data than ever. Whether your independent software vendor (ISV) business is a start-up or an established company, data-driven insights can deliver significant business benefits.   It's like a roadmap to your company's success.   Businesses collect a wealth of data every day, through customers’ mobile app usage, website traffic, interactions on social media and more. Companies must take advantage of this to deliver the experiences customers are looking for. If you're not measuring it, it means that you're ig...