SystemicLogic acquires Knowledge Factory

Audrey Mothupi, SystemicLogic CEO

SystemicLogic helps companies realise their strategic intent by building their innovation capability. The acquisition combines the expertise and experience of the two organisations and will enhance the data, digital and innovation offerings that are available to help clients improve operational efficiencies, navigate revenue growth opportunities, and ensure risk mitigation.

Audrey Mothupi, SystemicLogic CEO, says the two businesses complement each other strategically.

“We both work with clients to help them navigate the tech world and use innovation to solve problems. Together, we can offer a better service and more innovative solutions as we use our collective brain power to help our clients.”

“We are excited about the new opportunities it brings for our clients in South Africa, Africa and further afield,” she said. “The acquisition not only opens up new prospects for the business, but also paves the way for more job creation. As a country we need to continue to create more opportunities for entrepreneurs to grow.”

In this digital and disruptive age, the SystemicLogic group’s differentiators include speed of execution and the quality of its people, both of which will be further augmented by the new acquisition.

Knowledge Factory is an ICT company that offers a range of solutions based on property data and marketing insights, giving businesses new-found understanding of different target markets to clients in the financial, hospitality, FMCG, property, and media industry sectors. This reliable market data highlights needs and opportunities for clients, supporting informed strategic decision-making.

“We identify existing and potential data sources, conduct analyses and make sense of the data, before finally using it to address business problems,” says Ashwin Frankie, Knowledge Factory CEO. “We are delighted to be part of this dynamic group.”

Mothupi said the acquisition would not be possible without the ongoing support of Absa through their Group Procurement Supplier Development initiative. “I would like to thank Absa for their commitment to grow entrepreneurs. Many entrepreneurs receive support from big businesses that don’t always get the credit they deserve for the impact they make on the South African economy.”