Ericsson celebrates 150 years of global innovation, 30 years of partnership and digital transformation in Ghana
Rostand Njomgang, Head of Cluster Central Ericsson West and Southern Africa, says: “For 150 years, Ericsson has been driven by the idea that communication can change the world. In Ghana, we have seen this become a reality. Our technology has helped bridge distances, empower entrepreneurs, and connect communities. As we look ahead, we are dedicated to advancing skills development and investing in…
Ericsson has celebrated its 150th global anniversary and 30 years of partnership and digital transformation in Ghana. Over the past 150 years, Ericsson has evolved with the communications industry, from pioneering telecommunications technology to enabling the networks and digital infrastructure that connect people, businesses, and societies today.
The company has been a foundational partner in Ghana's telecommunications evolution since beginning operations in 1996, playing a pivotal role in launching the first commercial GSM network and delivering major technological advancements such as 3G, 4G, rural coverage solutions, and mobile financial services. Ericsson's technology has provided critical infrastructure that supports consumers, enterprises, and public sector institutions, and the company is now focused on enabling the next wave of digital transformation, including 5G and Differentiated Connectivity, Cloudification and Automation, Enterprise and Mission-Critical Networks, and Mobile Financial Services.
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