AXIAN Telecom has announced a strategic partnership with Oracle to implement a group-wide enterprise resource planning (ERP) transformation, marking a major step in its digital evolution strategy.
The initiative is a cornerstone of AXIAN Telecom’s NEXT 2030 vision, aimed at building a unified digital and operational framework to support the company’s rapid expansion across African markets.
Unified systems across diverse portfolio
The transformation will span AXIAN Telecom’s portfolio, including Yas, TowerCo of Africa, STELLARIX, Zuku, and MVola.
By deploying Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, the group aims to standardise processes, harmonise data systems, and align operating models across its businesses.
AI-powered operations and smarter decision-making
According to the company, the new ERP platform will establish a robust digital backbone capable of supporting AI-driven capabilities. This is expected to improve governance, deliver real-time enterprise visibility, and enable faster, data-driven decision-making—particularly in finance and supply chain operations.
The transformation is also designed to enhance operational efficiency, allowing teams to work with greater speed, coordination, and precision.
Phased rollout begins in Tanzania
Implementation will be carried out in phases, with the first major milestone set for deployment in Tanzania later this year.
AXIAN Telecom described the programme as a long-term strategic investment that will strengthen scalability, support diversification, and drive sustained growth across its footprint.
Strategic push for digital leadership
The company said its choice of Oracle was driven by the firm’s leadership in AI innovation, cloud infrastructure capabilities, and proven track record in delivering large-scale transformation projects within the telecommunications sector.
With the partnership, AXIAN Telecom aims to reinforce its digital core and accelerate its journey toward becoming a fully integrated, technology-driven operator in Africa.
As competition intensifies in the telecom space, the move signals a broader shift toward cloud-based, AI-enabled operations as companies position for the next phase of growth on the continent.
