Bahwan Cybertek today announced signing a contract for implementation of Healthcare Informatics applications spanning 15 countries in the first phase for an undisclosed value. The project involves implementation at 2 University Centers, 1 Super Specialty Hospital, 1 Regional Data center and 15 nos. each of Patient End location, Learning centers & VVIP locations. In the first phase the project would hub out of Senegal and cover 15 countries including Mauritius, Seychelles, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Ghana, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Gabbon, Gambia, Benin, Tanzania, Zambia, Botswana and Uganda. Over the next two phases the project would eventually cover 53 countries in Africa.

Announcing the win Raju Ramesh, Chief Operating Officer of Bahwan Cybertek said the win was significant for a number of reasons. “On the back of the large E-Governance implementations win in Egypt this gives us a footprint across the continent and helps us to scale our services delivery into this territory. This is also our first large healthcare informatics win which is an area where a large investment is envisaged by us. We would also look at some strategic acquisitions in this space in the near to medium term.”

About Bahwan Cybertek

Established in 1999, Bahwan Cybertek (BCT), assessed at SEI-CMM level 5, has now emerged as a world-class products and services organization with clientele spread across USA, Middle East and India.

Bringing business before technology, BCT offers custom solutions to its clients by providing state-of-the-art software products and services including consulting, product development, system integration, outsourced application development, migration and customization, staffing and end-to-end networking. BCT is committed to evolve e-Government solutions into Real Time Citizen Services and brings the latest in technology for application development and business process management. BCT has over 1,000 professionals worldwide and ranked 11th & 78th in Deloitte’s fast-50 and Fast 500 fastest growing technology companies in India and Asia pacific respectively