Top-tier technology now available for SMEs to finance

Top-tier technology now available for SMEs to finance Submission Details

Author: Naomi Willemse from MANGO-OMC.
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About Seidor Bluekey
Seidor Bluekey is a multinational consulting firm dedicated to providing comprehensive solutions in the field of software consulting and services, strategy, development, operations, infrastructure, application maintenance, on-demand and outsourcing; with offices in Europe, Latin America, United States, Middle East and Africa.

The business has a core focus on SAP Business One solutions to many different industries in order to help businesses throughout Africa run better.

For more information about Seidor Bluekey, visit www.bluekeyseidor.com

About Merchant West
Merchant West has organically grown its business across the financial services sector since 1998, when it was launched as a subsidiary within a listed asset management firm. In 2002 the founding directors identified the massive potential of the business and undertook a management buyout.
Since then Merchant West has grown exponentially, adding new branches along with an expanding professional staff contingent.

For more information about Merchant West, visit www.merchantwest.co.za.

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