US EditionBurkina Faso: Bowendsom Nikiema Launches Aiobi, the First Deeptech West Africa
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Burkina Faso is establishing itself on the African technological scene with the launch of Aiobi, the first DeepTech in West Africa. Designed by entrepreneur Bowendsom Nikiema, this start-up aims to free African companies from invisible and time-consuming tasks that absorb almost 90% of their operational time. A graduate between Ouagadougou, Nantes and Sydney, certified in agile management and Lean Six Sigma, Bowendsom Nikiema gained a solid inte…
Burkina Faso enters the heart of technology with the launch of Aiobi, the first DeepTech in West Africa, founded by the Burkinabè entrepreneur Bowendsom Nikiema. Objective: to transform the "invisible" African companies – these operational tasks that absorb 90% of the working time – into levers of performance and competitiveness. Trained between Ouagadougou, Nantes and Sydney, double graduate and certified in agile management and Lean Six Sigma,…
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