Ethiopian delegates in city for training at CRISP

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Ethiopian delegates senior MIS expert from Industrial Parks Development Corporation, Addis Ababa Yohannes Kebede and director RAMA Solutions  Mathias Tenaye visited the city to extend business ties and also as a part of training on the existing project of IPDC with Centre for Research and Industrial Staff Performance (CRISP).

An extensive hands-on-training was organised for the delegates to facilitate hands-on-experience on the portal functioning and usage by our IT technical team experts. The project aims at development of Web-Portal for linkage Components B2B that covers development, installation and maintenance of the envisaged Web-Portal to enhance the linkage of local suppliers with investors in the Industrial Parks. The user-friendly portal interface serves Project Implementation Unit, World Bank team and the consulting firms along with the local suppliers. The development objective of the proposed project is to contribute to job creation by attracting investments and improving enterprise competitiveness in the targeted industrial zones.

The local suppliers, SME and firms can register on the portal and can showcase their products and company profiles thereby attracting the investors for business growth. Government supports them through financial schemes and trainings thereby creating new job opportunities for the local market through this platform.

The project is successfully completed in association with our local Ethiopian partner RAMA Solutions who has a wide experience and firm footing in Ethiopia for Multinational and International Organizations. CRISP has also signed an MOU with Ethiopian delegates for tapping Global ERP solutions, customized solutions, trainings and call centre operations.

CRISP state-of-the-art infrastructure, technical expertise and the multi-dimensional domain expertise was appreciated and acknowledged for future business growth and expansion globally.

 CRISP has established itself as one of the most leading centres of education and professional training.

The institute was set up in the year 1997 and has been supported as a society by the Indo- German Technical Cooperation Agreement. 

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