Liquid C2 Launches AI Powered Google Cloud Distribution Programme for African Resellers
Liquid C2 has launched Liquid G, an AI powered Google Cloud distribution programme designed to help African resellers access cloud infra..
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Liquid C2 has launched Liquid G, an AI-powered Google Cloud distribution program, to accelerate cloud adoption for African resellers and enterprises. This initiative aims to provide local partners with access to Google Cloud infrastructure, AI tools, and data analytics solutions.
- The program, delivered through Cloudmania, offers AI-enabled support across the reseller journey, including onboarding and an integrated marketplace for procurement and billing in local currency.
- Oswald Jumira, chief executive officer of Liquid C2, emphasized that Liquid G will make it easier for resellers to engage with Google Cloud and improve productivity.
- Simon Aldous, Director of Channel Sales for UKI and SSA at Google Cloud, highlighted that the collaboration with Liquid C2 is crucial for boosting cloud adoption and enabling innovation across Africa.
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