AccessKenya Group, the leading Corporate Internet and IT Solutions Provider will be connecting with five new counties to its expanding fibre and wireless network in the first quarter of 2014.
In line for connection are Kisii, Narok, and Bungoma counties alongside Nyahururu and Kitale towns in Transzoia and and Laikipia counties respectively, and which will kick off the concerted effort to connect up to 15 counties this year.
Mid last year the company said that they have strategic growth plans into the counties; Jonathan Somen, the Group Managing Director, added seven new counties which are Kakamega, Kericho, Machakos, Murang’a, Kiambu, Embu and Meru counties.
“We are committed to delivering localized ICT solutions to every county. AccessKenya appreciates that each county has unique ICT needs so we plan to work with county governments and ICT managers to tailor make and deliver scalable IT solutions,” said Somen.
Among its milestones in 2013, AccessKenya that seeks to be the preferred one-stop ICT solutions provider for county governments in Kenya won the Machakos County business, a major triumph given the county’s prominence of hosting Konza Technopolis.
In a statement issued at the time, Somen explained that presence in Machakos would allow the company to deploy its expansive expertise and service to the strategic County Government as it crafts its own ICT policies and lays a foundation towards actualize
