Strategy & business
IT for a growing business: where to start and in what order to invest
Seven foundations to put in place, in order, with the real cost trade-offs for a business operating in Cameroon.
No office in Buea. The engineer travels there, and everything can be done in English.
The engineer travels from Douala, a few hours away by road, for installation and training, and support afterwards is by call. The solution runs on the Nematek server, so there is nothing to host locally.
English is a working language, not a translation added afterwards: the interface, the documentation, the training and the support all exist in English as well as French.
No office in Buea. The office is in Douala; the engineer travels for installation and training.
Buea is English-speaking, and a good share of the business software sold in Cameroon is only half so — a translated interface, documentation still in French, and support that switches the moment the question turns technical.
It is smaller than Douala and Yaoundé, with shops, schools and health facilities of human scale, for which something simple and properly explained matters more than a complex deployment.
Every Nematek One solution is sold with its scope, its price in FCFA and what it does not do. Scoping confirms what applies to your case.