Signal Alliance Technology Holding, on Thursday, announced its partnership with Microsoft as the two firms work together in driving the adoption of Copilot for Microsoft 365. This is coming on the heels of being the Microsoft Partner of the Year in Nigeria, amongst other competencies and capacity shown.
With Copilot, Microsoft as the leading global AI giant, has set the precedence for the future of work. Copilot is more than just OpenAI’s ChatGPT embedded into Microsoft 365. It’s a sophisticated processing and orchestration engine designed not just to automate but to augment business processes.
Speaking on the partnership, Chief Operating Officer at Signal Alliance, Ndubuisi Ogbechie assured: “We have extensively built the capacity required and with this partnership, we are ready to support you in the transformative journey that AI posits.”
He explained that the Co-pilot brings many benefits aimed at enhancing efficiency and driving innovation across organisations. “By harnessing the power of artificial intelligence, Copilot automates tasks, streamlines workflows, and develops custom solutions tailored to meet your business needs. It optimizes data management processes, boosts productivity, and facilitates better decision-making, driving competitive advantage and fostering growth.
Furthermore, Copilot simplifies complex tasks, integrates seamlessly with third-party applications, and empowers you to unlock new levels of performance and innovation. It enables you to handle data more effectively, improve collaboration, and build bespoke solutions to address your unique challenges and opportunities.”
Ogbechie further pledged the company’s commitment to providing its customers with exceptional value, “we are thrilled to harness this invaluable opportunity,” he concluded.
Signal Alliance Technology Holdings is a leading technology group in Africa with operations in Nigeria, other parts of Africa and the Middle East. Its subsidiaries offer services spanning technology consulting, cloud technology, business applications, cybersecurity, and software development. Its venture arm has incubated or seeded companies in diverse technology and non-technology verticals including retail finance, advertising, renewable energy, agriculture, and wellness. The company was founded in 1996 as Signal Alliance and transitioned to Signal Alliance Technology Holding (SATH) in 2021.
