Zoho and Avetium Convene Africa’s Most Focused Conversation on Unified Technology at “Beyond Digital 2025”

Zoho Corporation, in partnership with African technology integrator Avetium, hosted “Beyond Digital 2025,” a high-level conference aimed at advancing discussions on unified technology solutions across the continent. According to Business Insider Africa, the event brought together CIOs, tech innovators, and industry leaders to explore strategies for digital transformation, enterprise resource planning, and cloud adoption tailored to African markets.

Avetium’s CEO emphasized that the conference highlighted the importance of integrated technology ecosystems to drive operational efficiency, economic growth, and competitiveness for African businesses. TechCabal reports that “Beyond Digital 2025” featured panel discussions, product demonstrations, and collaborative workshops designed to equip enterprises with practical solutions for the next phase of digital evolution.

The initiative reflects a growing push among African organizations to harness unified technology to streamline operations, enhance data-driven decision-making, and strengthen regional and global connectivity.

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