White paper: Beyond Transformation towards Digital Evolution: A Quadrant of Disruptive Synergy (QDS)

The white paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the digital transformative journey, focusing on key challenges, opportunities, and a strategic framework for achieving robust and sustainable digital evolution.

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Discovery into the Digital Landscape

Insights from the White Paper

184 Million Mobile Connections: Nigeria’s digital evolution is powered by 184 million active mobile connections, fostering direct engagement and inclusive decision-making.

44.5% Growth in Electronic Payments: Electronic transactions surged by 44.5%, hitting 31.8 trillion in 2023, reshaping economic paradigms and driving financial inclusion.
The QDS Framework: Discover our Quadrant of Disruptive Synergy (QDS) framework, centralising digital transformation efforts for a resilient future.

Highlights

Here’s a glimpse into the critical sections of our white paper, “Beyond Transformation towards Digital Evolution: A Quadrant of Disruptive Synergy (QDS)”. These highlights serve as signposts on your journey through Nigeria’s dynamic digital landscape.

Understanding Nigeria’s Digital Landscape: Gain insights into the growing importance of the digital economy and its impact on sectors like finance, agriculture, healthcare, and education.

Challenges and Barriers: Explore the significant hurdles hindering Nigeria’s digital transformation, and understand the need for a holistic approach.

Strategies for Success: Discover evidence-based strategies for policymakers to foster digital transformation, emphasising the importance of evidence-driven policymaking, digital governance, and innovation.

The QDS Framework: Introducing the Quadrant of Disruptive Synergy (QDS) framework—a strategic approach to overcoming digital transformation challenges. Learn how it breaks down into essential elements, including Infrastructure, Virtualisation, Digitisation, and TPPP (Technology, Policy, People, and Process).