Firm offers ‘smart engagement palliative’ to reduce subsidy effect
TECHDIGEST – In response to the removal of fuel subsidies in Nigeria, New Waves Eco-Systems has offered Konn3ct, its virtual meeting platform, as an engagement palliative solution for individuals, businesses and educational institutions to adapt and thrive in the changing times.
Konn3ct is a certified indigenous cloud-based virtual engagement solution in the market and is registered, certified by NITDA.
The Founder and Managing Director of New Waves Eco-Systems, Femi Williams, assured that, “Whether you are in Lagos, Abuja, or any other state, Konn3ct ensures effortless and reliable virtual communication. Experience the benefits of face-to-face interaction without the need for costly and time-consuming travel.”
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According to him, the Konn3ct platform is also cost-efficient as well and helps users to sustain collaboration. “With Konn3ct, you can significantly reduce transportation costs and minimize the impact of fuel subsidy removal. Avoid lengthy commutes, traffic congestion, and rising transportation expenses by conducting virtual meetings and webinars from the comfort of your home or office.
“Konn3ct supports the government’s vision for a greener future. By utilizing our platform for remote meetings, you actively contribute to reducing carbon emissions and energy consumption associated with traditional, in-person meetings. Embrace sustainable practices and make a positive impact on the environment”, Williams further explained.
In addition, he disclosed that the platform enhanced productivity and efficiency as well as ensured security and privacy.
“Konn3ct’s powerful features optimize collaboration and streamline workflows. Share presentations, documents, and screens effortlessly, boosting productivity and ensuring everyone is on the same page. Leverage interactive tools like live polls and breakout rooms to engage participants and maximize meeting effectiveness,” he noted.
