Since the COVID-19 period, digital has become a necessity for many organizations. Consumer habits have evolved considerably and distance selling generated by the rise of electronic commerce has become commonplace. Internally, companies have also had to adapt and reorganize in the face of the massive generalization of teleworking for their employees. All this has forced many structures to start a true revolution in their way of operating with the implementation of strategies aimed at offering the best possible digital experience. This is precisely the role of the SQLI group, which supports companies in their technological change.
Founded in 1990, SQLI was one of the pioneers in the world of web agencies. Although the profession has changed profoundly in the last 30 years, society has been able to adapt to various technological developments. Today, the entity is present in a dozen European countries and counts among its historical clients renowned companies from different sectors such as Nespresso, SEB and Airbus.
A show center in Morocco
In addition to simply helping its clients in their digital transformation, SQLI also has some know-how in designing digital platforms. ” Nowadays, a website and a mobile application must not only be effective, they must also be attractive, offer a smooth and pleasant experience for the final consumer. says Philippe Donche-Gay, president and CEO of SQLI.
SQLI also supports its customers for the long term. ” Our clients have this need to constantly evolve the platform as needed. If the technical skills of development and architecture of Information Systems are part of our DNA, we must also be able to meet the volume of requests from our main clients. » Since the early 2000s, SQLI has had strong roots in Morocco (in Rabat, Oujda and recently Casablanca) where its service and innovation center is located, which today brings together almost 800 employees, experts in application development. A true competitive asset that the group wishes to continue developing in order to capitalize on this know-how.
With a turnover of 225 million euros in 2021 and more than 2,200 employees, SQLI is experiencing progressive growth in its activity. Since 2022, the English fund DBAY Advisors has become the main shareholder of SQLI with 82%, thus opening new horizons for the company.
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Source: BFM TV
