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Strong interest in Theodist’s ICT capability

Strong interest in Theodist’s ICT capability

From Post-Courier · () English

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  • The Theodist booth at the Digital Transformation Summit 2024 attracted significant interest from leaders in government, business, education, and technology.
  • Attendees explored practical solutions aimed at advancing Papua New Guinea's digital future.
  • The event highlights a strong engagement with Theodist's Information and Communications Technology (ICT) capabilities.

The opening day of the Digital Transformation Summit 2024 saw robust engagement at the Theodist booth, drawing attention from key figures across Papua New Guinea's public and private sectors. Leaders from government, business, education, and the technology industry explored practical solutions designed to propel the nation's digital advancement.

The strong interest demonstrated at Theodist's exhibit underscores the growing demand for innovative ICT capabilities within Papua New Guinea. Attendees actively sought to understand how these technologies can address the country's evolving digital landscape and future needs.

This engagement signifies a collective effort towards shaping Papua New Guinea's digital future, with Theodist positioned as a key player in providing the necessary tools and expertise. The summit serves as a vital platform for collaboration and the exploration of digital transformation strategies.

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