Johannesburg, South Africa – Founded in 2013, TIS has emerged as Angola’s leading technology solutions consultant specialized in cybersecurity architecture, artificial intelligence, and process automation. With a workforce of over 280 professionals, TIS is at the forefront of Angola’s digital transformation, playing a critical role in the digital transformation and modernization of the economy positioning itself as a global competitor in technology innovation.
President Joe Biden’s upcoming visit to Angola, scheduled for December 2–4, 2024, underscores Angola’s growing importance in regional and global markets. His agenda includes discussions on infrastructure investment, digital transformation, and strategic partnerships. These are key areas where TIS is poised to contribute and thrive.
TIS has solidified its leadership in Angola’s tech sector by delivering advanced solutions tailored to the needs of industries such as energy, telecommunications, health, bank, insurance industry, and others,finance. During ANGOTIC and FILDA 2024, the company showcased cutting-edge innovations in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and IT infrastructure, reinforcing its reputation as a key player in Angola’s tech ecosystem.
Key achievements include, cybersecurity leadership providing robust and tailored solutions to protect critical infrastructure against evolving digital threats, Global Expansion Extending its operations beyond Angola to markets in Brazil and Argentina, with plans to penetrate more African countries, local impact collaborating with Angolan enterprises and government institutions to enhance digital literacy, streamline operations, and promote technology adoption.
With Angola’s economy projected to grow by 4.1% in 2024, largely driven by efforts to diversify beyond oil, TIS contributions to digital innovation align closely with the government’s vision for a tech-enabled future.
President Biden’s visit to Angola highlights the strategic importance of partnerships that advance digital infrastructure and economic development. The centerpiece of Biden’s agenda is the Lobito Corridor project, a $5 billion regional infrastructure initiative connecting Angola, Zambia, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. This project is vital for exporting critical minerals but it also opens doors for digital innovation, including enhanced connectivity and automation in trade logistics
Angola’s government has already invested heavily in digital transformation, establishing internet access centers in 10 provinces and telemedicine hubs in six regional hospitals. Biden’s visit is expected to catalyze additional investments in Angola’s tech sector focusing on, public-private partnerships encouraging collaboration between local firms and U.S. companies to bring cutting-edge solutions to Angola, capacity building expanding opportunities for digital skills training to empower Angola’s workforce, Infrastructure Upgrades Supporting advancements in 5G connectivity, digital banking, and secure IT systems for both public and private sectors
TIS already works strongly with American companies like Microsoft, Oracle, Dell, Cisco and other bringing the latest innovations in technology.
TIS is well-positioned to leverage the momentum generated by Biden’s visit. By aligning its goals with Angola’s push for digital modernization and the Biden administration’s interest in fostering African partnerships, the company stands to expand its reach and influence.
As Angola continues to diversify its economy, TIS will likely play a pivotal role in accelerating the adoption of innovative technologies across sectors. Its expertise in cybersecurity coupled with its global ambitions positions the company as a critical enabler of Angola’s journey toward becoming a regional tech hub.
The visit by President Joe Biden not only reinforces the strategic partnership between the United States and Angola but also shines a spotlight on the potential for transformative growth in Angola’s tech sector. For TIS, this marks a significant opportunity to further solidify its status as a leader in driving innovation and digital transformation in Africa.
