We cannot drive digital transformation with silo mentality – Telecel CEO

CEO of Telecel Ghana, Patricia Obo-Nai To overcome challenges to Ghana’s digital transformation, we must cultivate an ecosystem where start-ups, corporations, governments and non-profits work in concert rather than in isolation, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Telecel Ghana, Patricia Obo-Nai has said. She believes that teamwork and a blend of diverse perspectives are essential for driving progress in the country’s digital transformation. “Collaboration has the power to spark innovation because everyone brings a unique set of knowledge and skills to the table – propelling a solution to top of the market. It allows us to combine diverse perspectives, skills and experiences to create something greater than the sum of its parts. “One of the greatest challenges to digital transformation is overcoming the silo mentality – which is the unwillingness to share information and ideas with each other because we believe that gives us a competitive edge. The world has moved on,” she elaborated. Additionally, she said the country’s digital transformation trajectory must be one whereby opportunities are accessible to all – further noting that this requires investing in digital literacy programmes, supporting grassroots innovators and creating platforms that amplify under-represented voices. Ms. Obo-Nai made these remarks in a keynote […]

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