Vumatel Appoints New CTO
Fibre network operator, Vuma has appointed Francois Swart as its Chief Technology Officer (CTO), a role that it believes will bolster the company’s continued focus on innovation and industry leadership. Vuma has appointed Francois Swart as its CTO, a role that it believes will bolster the company’s continued focus on innovation and industry leadership. Click To […]
Fibre network operator, Vuma has appointed Francois Swart as its Chief Technology Officer (CTO), a role that it believes will bolster the company’s continued focus on innovation and industry leadership.
Vuma has appointed Francois Swart as its CTO, a role that it believes will bolster the company’s continued focus on innovation and industry leadership. Click To Tweet Swart, who has more than 30 years experience in the telecommunications industry believes that customer-centricity is the cornerstone of working in this industry and that it is important to never lose sight of who the end result of innovation, investment and solutions are for.
Dietlof Mare, CEO of Vuma, says “Francois brings to our leadership team a unique experience and skillset that spans IT and telecommunications and we look forward to the role he will play in shaping our company’s technology portfolio.” Prior to joining Vuma, Swart was the Managing Executive responsible for billing and IT systems architecture and development, IT services and infrastructure at Vodacom South Africa.
“We have seen unprecedented technology shifts and advancements in the last few years which require continuous learning and adoption in all aspects of managing technology. A big part of this continuous adoption is innovation and creativity starts with the CTO.” “As I take on this role, I look forward to working in this dynamic and entrepreneurial industry and with a company that is passionate about creating value, improving service quality for our customers, and growing in new markets,” concludes Swart. Edited by Jenna Delport Follow Jenna Delport on Twitter Follow IT News Africa on Twitter
