SeamlessHR, Africa’s payroll and HR software landscape, said it was rolling out its enhanced technology solution to digitise government and business processes in order to enhance economic performance in 2024.
The African tech giant envisions the possibility of revolutionising the administration of the Nigerian government’s workforce across ministries, agencies and parastatals using its top-rated workforce management software. Seamless HR explained that such adoption of digitalisation will usher in a modern, globally-aligned service delivery that is potentially more cost-effective.
The firm recognised the interdependence of sustainability and business growth as pivotal drivers for long-term success.
Director of Customer Success at SeamlessHR, Adetoun Akinsunmi, presented the firm’s proposition at the 55th Annual CIPM International Conference and Exhibition in Abuja recently.
In her presentation, she noted, “productivity, sustainability and workforce performance are interdependent pillars that drive long-term success. In today’s fast-evolving economic landscape, harnessing the transformative power of digital technology is not just a choice; it’s a strategic imperative that brings these pillars together.”
She stated that with digitalisation, governments and businesses can harness the power of data for informed and strategic decisions while fostering a culture of innovation and adaptability.
“SeamlessHR envisions this initiative as a catalyst for transformative change, setting the stage for a more agile, efficient, and technologically advanced future,” she concluded.
The company remains steadfast in its commitment to shaping the landscape of HR technology across Africa.
SeamlessHR is Africa’s leading payroll and HR technology company, focused on helping businesses manage their entire HR and Payroll lifecycle from hire to retirement, with cutting-edge technology solutions. With nearly 1,000 medium to large enterprises across over 20 countries, the company has offices in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and recently commenced operations in Botswana. The company recently raised $10 million in a Series A round of funding to double down on its impressive pan-African expansion and build out new embedded finance products.
