The Office of the Judiciary (OOJ) has on-boarded Mobile Telecommunications Ltd (MTC) as its digital partner for cloud hosting service – demonstrating trust and confidence in local digital service provider. The development is subsequent to a procurement process which awarded and entrusted MTC to provide the Office of the Judiciary with a holistic enterprise-grade cloud service that includes the management and usage of bundled virtual machines, cloud services, and resources.
The Deputy Executive Director in the Office of Judiciary, Mr. Innocent Kandandu highlighted that through this partnership, MTC will provide the cloud services supporting the Office’s drive towards a more agile and resilient digital infrastructure. This will enable the Judiciary to better serve the public by ensuring reliable access to justice and efficient case management. We remain steadfast in strengthening the legal system and enhancing public trust through innovation and empowerment of local service providers”.
MTC General Manager for Sales, Enterprise & CRM, Elton Katangolo stated “Judiciary is a pillar of great importance to our society, and we are proud to have been selected by the Judiciary Office as their digital partner – offering a robust, secure, and scalable cloud infrastructure as a service solution to the Office of the Judiciary. This solution ensures seamless operation that safeguards critical data while maintaining compliance with regulatory requirements. We understand the critical role of data integrity, availability and ease of management in the smooth functioning of an institution such as the Office of Judiciary, hence, our provision of a comprehensive cloud service solution.”
Katangolo added that as the country’s premier digital driver, MTC is proud to provide institutions with affordable cloud hosting service. “We have proudly and purposefully invested in our cloud infrastructure to accord Namibian institutions (public and private) access to secured, affordable and reliable world-class cloud solution (s) that enables greater scalability, flexibility, and seamless data processing and management (reduced redundancy) that supports efficiency.”
Katangolo added that “As the world moves digital, traditional hosting of having a physical server has increasingly become risky, costly, and it stifles business growth and innovation. Hence, companies need to leverage cloud computing technology and migrate their data into virtual space and be digital.” “We thus thank the leadership of the office of the judiciary for entrusting MTC as its digital partner and commend its forward-looking stance of wanting to optimize service delivery and continue serving with excellence. We urge other institutions to emulate.” – Katangolo.