Monrovia — J-MO Global, a Liberian owned-social enterprise has developed affordable software to digitize high school and university students’ records (from paper to online) in Liberia. The software is created by J-MO Global staff comprised of young Liberians with quality skills in information technology (software, information systems design, data and analytics, etc.). The school management system provides a dashboard for administrators to track and store enrollment records in a more secured environment (cloud based) that’s less vulnerable to natural disaster. According to the CEO of J-MO Global, Joe Wilson, the school management system developed by his firm has cybersecurity protocols that protects the systems from would-be internet hackers. Grounded with strong expertise in social entrepreneurship, J-MO Global prides itself as a hub of innovation in Liberia.

Source: Front Page Africa June 04, 2021 15:43 UTC