Rancard, a technologically-driven company which connects the world?s leading brands to relevant mobile audiences, has partnered Interl Capital to improve services to its customers.
The company serves a number of top software companies that use two-way messaging to sell their products and services to their various customers.?
The company serves a host of content providers such as Google, Etranzact, Dream oval and Nandi mobile.
It also serves a number of major mobile operators such as MTN, Vodafone, Tigo, Airtel,Glo and in total more than fifty-five mobile network operator connections across Africa, the Middle-East and Asia.
According to Mr. Kofi Dadzie, Chief Executive Officer of Rancard, the company provides ?cloud-based mobile software? to African consumers. The services help to bolster flagging voice revenue by delivering targetted content, such as media from MTV and the BBC, to subscribers.
?End-users are targetted via the company?s application known as Rendezvous, which Rancard calls a ?social recommendation engine?.? Rancard pushes content that it tailors based on interest to users.?
He said in many parts of the world, where personal computers and normal Internet connections might be scarce, mobile phones can be the usual method of accessing the web and the content that it provides.?
While Africa is not a standard location for technological innovation, Mr. Dadzie claims that Rancard is a standout firm: ?It is a perfect example of African entrepreneurs bringing world-class technology solutions to the market.?
On his part, Samuel Mensah, Intel Capital Representative said: ?Rancard makes it easy for content providers to distribute what they have. This is done by operating a mobile service delivery cloud based platform and providing all the right tools the clients need to deliver mobile content easily and efficiently.?
According to him, the company process millions of mobile transactions across several networks with a round-the-clock technical team to ensure that over 99.9% of transactions are delivered instantly.
Mr. Kofi Dadzie urged companies whose products and services are software-related to take advantage of Rancard to provide better services for their clients.?
