In the age of Internet of Things (IoT), it is hardly possible to run a business without the internet especially broadband connections which are far more secure and reliable. Internet is an essential infrastructure to put in place, getting broadband internet connection for your business ensures the business thrives and streamlines your processes to help you break through the barriers to growth.

Group Managing Director/CEO, VDT Communications, Mr Biodun Omoniyi, speaks with Emma Okonji on the imperatives of the digital economy and the need for government to support small telecoms businesses to fast-track digital transformation.

Covid-19 has apparently changed the narratives of how businesses operate and your business is not exceptional as internet plays a vital role in business operations in the 21st century most especially, the post-Covid-19 era. Businesses are now embracing the use of internet to seamlessly execute a good chunk of their tasks and as a result of this; productivity is higher and more efficient.

Do you know VDT SME now has more coverage areas in Ikorodu. You can request for a survey in designated areas and have super-fast internet installed in your home or office.

A Talent (or gift, or aptitude) is the skill that someone has to do something very well that people usually like and that is difficult.

VDT GMD, Biodun Omoniyi sat as the panel chair at the ATCON National Dialogue on Telecoms and ICT in Nigeria, which held on the 15th of October, 2020.

It is that time of the year again to celebrate and appreciate the opportunity given to us to deliver great service to you. Happy Customer Service Week

VDT Communications, a broadband service provider, is offering small and medium enterprises (SMEs) a support package that will help them grow and sustain their business.

VDT departments (IT, Network Planning & Performance, Sales and Marketing) being recognized and awarded for exemplary team work and outstanding performance in meeting the internal Operational Level Agreements (OLA).

Before the pandemic, conventional wisdom had been that working from the office is critical to productivity, culture, and effectiveness. But now is the time to ask big questions about how work should be done and what role offices should play.