Orange CI Expands Digital Transformation Push Through OC2S Business Solutions
Orange Côte d’Ivoire is promoting a three-pillar strategy—cloud, cybersecurity and connectivity—to accelerate digital transformation among businesses. The company is relying on its subsidiary Orange Cloud & Cyber Solutions (OC2S), launched in January 2025, to deliver specialized digital services. Orange has strengthened network resilience through a regional fiber-optic network and satellite. . .
Orange Côte d’Ivoire is promoting a three-pillar strategy—cloud, cybersecurity and connectivity—to accelerate digital transformation among businesses. The company is relying on its subsidiary Orange Cloud & Cyber Solutions (OC2S), launched in January 2025, to deliver specialized digital services. Orange has strengthened network resilience through a regional fiber-optic network and satellite solutions following disruptions caused by submarine cable outages in 2024. Orange Côte d’Ivoire has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the digital transformation of local businesses through a combination of cloud, cybersecurity and connectivity services. The telecom operator hosted a new edition of its Orange Business Days – After Work event in Abidjan on Thursday, June 18, under the theme “OC2S, the Preferred Partner for Enterprise Digital Transformation. ”During the event, the company showcased solutions developed by its subsidiary Orange Cloud & Cyber Solutions (OC2S) to support the digitalization of organizations across sectors. Orange structured its offering around three strategic pillars, which it calls the “3Cs”: cloud, cybersecurity and connectivity. The cloud pillar enables businesses to host applications and data in secure data centers through solutions tailored to both small and medium-sized enterprises and large corporations. The cybersecurity pillar protects information systems against cyberattacks through detection, monitoring and protection tools. Meanwhile, the connectivity pillar ensures continuous and resilient access to digital services. “Companies are not alone in facing these challenges. To successfully achieve their digital transformation, they need a partner, and that partner is Orange Cloud & Cyber Solutions,”said Stéphane Boidi, Senior Manager for Presales, Bid Management and Sales Experts. In parallel, Orange said it had strengthened the resilience of its network following disruptions caused in March 2024 by multiple submarine cable failures. The operator now relies on a regional fiber-optic network linking several African capitals. In addition, the company uses satellite-based solutions to ensure service continuity during network disruptions. According to Mame Diop, Director of Operations at Orange Cloud & Cyber Solutions, the group created the subsidiary to provide specialized services that address growing enterprise demand for digital solutions. “Our ambition is to become the leading innovative systems integrator by leveraging the three Cs: cloud, cybersecurity and connectivity. Our objective is to provide our customers with end-to-end support through the best innovations available on the market,”she said. Orange Côte d’Ivoire launched Orange Cloud & Cyber Solutions in January 2025 as a dedicated subsidiary focused on digital services for businesses. The company offers a portfolio of solutions covering cloud computing, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and data management. The subsidiary designs its offerings for organizations of all sizes, ranging from micro, small and medium-sized enterprises to large corporations, as well as public-sector institutions. This article was initially published in French by Ingrid HaffinyAdapted in English by Ange J. A de Berry Quenum