SEPTYS strengthens its cloud offering with AWS, Azure and Red Hat

SEPTYS, the leading digital services company in West Africa for more than three years, is continuing to expand its technology offering. The group announces the strengthening of its cloud partnerships with the world's leading players in the sector: AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Red Hat OpenShift and SAP. This ramp-up reflects a clear ambition: to support Senegalese and West African companies in their migration to modern, secure and sovereign infrastructures.

Partnerships serving clients

These partnership agreements provide access to benefit programmes, advanced technical training and enhanced support. In practice, SEPTYS clients benefit from end-to-end support: architecture, migration, cost optimisation, team training and continuous operations. The combination of AWS, Azure and Google Cloud technologies, complemented by Red Hat OpenShift for container orchestration and SAP for enterprise solutions, covers the full range of organisational needs.

The Service Centre (CDS) on the front line

The Digital Single Window, at the heart of SEPTYS's Service Centre (CDS), orchestrates these services with contractual service levels. Managed IT, cloud management, support, preventive and corrective maintenance, data security: companies outsource the management of their critical infrastructure with confidence.

This offering is aimed primarily at the most demanding sectors: aeronautics, automotive, financial services, manufacturing, public sector, healthcare, services and technology. Each of these fields imposes specific constraints — availability, compliance, volume — that our architects integrate from the solution design stage.

Our goal: to make West Africa a region where cloud infrastructure is an accelerator of economic development.

New certifications in the catalogue

To support this momentum, the SVLE platform and the EduServe Academy are enriching their catalogue of cloud certification preparations: AZ-900 and AZ-204 for Microsoft Azure, SAA-C03 and DevOps Engineer for AWS, as well as Google Cloud ACE certifications. The Pearson VUE-authorised test centre in Dakar allows professionals to validate these skills within an internationally recognised framework.

Training is not limited to technology: our pathways include cloud cost optimisation, environment security and FinOps best practices, so that companies deploy their resources with sovereignty and budget control.

2026 outlook

In 2026, SEPTYS plans to strengthen its cloud engineering teams, develop sector-specific offerings — finance, healthcare, public sector — and extend its reach across the sub-region. The roadmap also includes training programmes designed to reduce the cloud skills gap in West Africa.

With more than three years of leadership in West Africa, SEPTYS intends to confirm this position by focusing on innovation, service quality and local talent development. Announcements in the coming months will give concrete form to this acceleration strategy.

• Strengthening of partnerships with AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Red Hat and SAP;
• Ramp-up of the Service Centre and the Digital Single Window;
• Expansion of the cloud certification catalogue;
• Development of sector offerings and training.

In brief

The three highlights of this announcement.

• 1. Expanded partnerships
• 2. Strengthened CDS
• 3. Enriched certifications

SEPTYS thus confirms its position as an IT leader in West Africa and its slogan: "Leading IT Innovation in West-Africa". The road to the cloud is open; each company must now commit to it with the right partner.

Discover our cloud offerings and training: contact SEPTYS or visit the Academy page.