About LANTech

A wholly owned Kenyan company, established in Kenya since 1993.

LANTech's core business is information and communications systems integration and design. We provide world-class services and business solutions using best-of-breed products, and we deliver end to end:

  • Planning and design
  • Supply and delivery of ICT equipment
  • Implementation and commissioning
  • Project management and support

Our mission

To be the leading provider of information systems in East and Central Africa. We achieve this by meeting our customers' business requirements through continuous innovation, best-of-breed products and world-class services, adding value and contributing to their success.

We are committed to the pursuit of excellence, superior performance, empowerment and development of our people, with sustained profitability. We uphold integrity and business ethics as the cornerstone of our relationship with our customers, suppliers, stakeholders and the community.

Where we operate

A branch in Uganda gives us a regional base. The Nairobi office focuses on Sudan, Ethiopia, Tanzania and Eritrea; the Kampala office covers Rwanda, Burundi and the Central African region.

Certifications

LANTech is a Cisco Premier Certified Partner with specialisations in advanced security, unified communication, advanced routing and switching, and express foundation, and an Advanced Technology Partner in Identity Services Engine. We are also Microsoft Certified Partners, EMC Partners, VMware Certified Partners, Dell Certified Partners, Oracle Gold Partners and Simeon Certified Installers.

The sectors we have worked in

Client names are published only with the client's written permission.

Banking, financial services and insurance

Commercial and central banks, development banks, insurers and reinsurers in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania — core systems, branch networks, clearing links and regulatory reporting.

Public sector and elections

Ministries, revenue authorities, regulators, social security funds, utilities, county governments and electoral bodies — infrastructure whose output has to survive being challenged.

Manufacturing and oil

Food and beverage, cement, brewing, petroleum distribution and consumer goods — plant networks, depot connectivity and the systems that reconcile output against shipment.

Talk to an engineer, not a contact form.

Our sales and technical team answers the phone during working hours. Tell us the requirement and we will tell you what it takes.