First Digital and Ninetex Silver join 2025 IT Indaba as Silver partners

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The software companies have signed up as Silver partners for the 2025 IT Indaba taking place on 15 October.

First Digital, a division of the First Technology Group, is a South African IT consulting firm that specialises in software development and digital transformation. As a Microsoft Gold Partner, First Digital helps organisations accelerate their digital journeys by implementing enterprise-grade solutions and leveraging technologies such as artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and low-code platforms.

Nintex is a global software company with a significant presence in South Africa, offering intelligent process automation and workflow software to help businesses digitise and streamline operations.

The inaugural 2025 IT Indaba promises to bring together over 3,000 IT professionals, tech influencers involved in the procurement of systems, tools, platforms and services, along with user experience developers who deal with the core processes and client interfaces of the business.

The full-day event will feature live demos, pitches, exhibitors from across the tech industry and insights from leading CIOs about AI, cybersecurity, cloud computing and other tech-related topics.

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