Airtel Africa, a telecommunications and mobile money services provider with a presence in 14 countries across Africa, has announced that its B2B provider, Airtel Business Africa, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Avaya Holdings Corp, to better equip organisations across the continent to deliver effortless customer and employee experiences by providing customer control and flexibility on its fixed voice service.
The agreement will see Airtel Business Africa empower its enterprise customers with the Avaya OneCloud AI-powered experience platform, as they transition to the digital workplace. The platform is bundled with Airtel Africa voice services with Avaya OneCloud CCaaS, OneCloud UCaaS and OneCloud CPaaS.
Luc Serviant, Group Enterprise Director, Airtel Business at Airtel Africa commented: “Our existing partnership with Avaya has supported key sectors over the last 18-months, ensuring minimum disruption to everyday business while still supporting economic growth. This MoU takes our partnership to a new level that will see us enable enterprises to compete and win in the emerging experience economy.”
Nour Al Atassi, Director, Service Providers – Asia, Middle East and Africa, Avaya, said: “Airtel Africa has helped to foster great customer and employee experiences across Africa. We can’t wait to see what African businesses, governments and other organisations can do with the power of Avaya OneCloud.”