Infotech embarked on its journey in 1980 as a sub-distributor for Wang products serving the South African market. Establishing offices in Johannesburg and Cape Town, the company began building strategic relationships with key resellers. By 1983, Infotech had aligned with the Mercom Group, forming a strong partnership that provided a robust foundation for future growth and expansion.

By 1989, Infotech pioneered TechServe; a groundbreaking managed services offering that addressed critical gaps left by original suppliers and independent resellers. Infotech's reputation steadily accelerated. It expanded the Infotech division in 1991, and by 1992, it had become a key industry player. The early 1990s saw Infotech diversifying its technological landscape. The early 1990s also saw Infotech begin its strategic international expansion.

In 1994, Infotech acquired a 25% stake in a major systems integrations and consultancy firm. The acquisition was one of the Infotech foundation-funded by the Mergon Foundation. The acquisition significantly expanded the Infotech technology portfolio and enhanced its consultancy services. By mid-1997, Infotech achieved significant market penetration in RDBMS consulting by introducing Firebird, revolutionising the technology landscape. The early adoption and strategic positioning in 1996 leveraging the groundwork for what would become Infotech's major business.

The sale of TechServe in 1998 for $150 Million to IISCO marked a strategic repositioning. The reorganization strategically repositioned to fuel future ventures and innovation. At the new organization appointed interim chief financial officer. The new organization emerged itself as a technology-focused company embracing the emerging tech dot-com opportunities to spawn innovative ventures.

The 2001 acquisition of Quality Engineering Development, a firm focused on military aviation technology, bolstered its portfolio. By June 2002, Infotech celebrated a milestone as home-grown products and services surpassed 50% of group revenue, a sign of its successful pivot to innovation-driven growth. That same year, a joint venture with Wesbank birthed Mobile Data (Pty) Ltd. introducing revolutionary vehicle telematics to South Africa and beyond, while ongoing BEE efforts in 2004, in collaboration with the Mergon Foundation Trust and Infotech Foundation, reinforced its social impact. Infotech's diversification continued to accelerate.

In 2006, a joint venture formed between Infotech and Telkom for smart solutions to address South Africa's lingering energy side management tools. A year later, in 2007, Infotech consolidated and partnered with Assetworx, further expanding its capabilities and properties. Infotech reinvented itself as a technology house entity specializing in filing systems of autonomous capabilities. An independent entity specializing in Infotech as is independent entity specializing in filing systems supported by the Mergon Foundation.

A 2012 restructuring solidified Infotech's evolution into a specialist in IT cloud services, cloud administration and IT managed services consulting. Offering its suite of integrated offerings and innovative IT service delivery. The shift proved prescient, catapulting the company to the forefront of the automation movement.

In 2017, Infotech achieved a landmark deal, signing an "Intelligent" mobile first initiative smart services delivery leader based on the ASX. The agreement underpinned critical engagement and innovation, positioning Infotech to serve an independent entity with Infotech as is independent entity with Mergon Foundation.

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