Project based consulting
A defined scope, timeline, and deliverable for a specific question or initiative.
IT Consulting
Independent IT advice you can act on with confidence
We give independent IT advice to enterprises in Ghana and Nigeria and to government institutions in Ghana. The right recommendation is often the smaller one. Ours come from working inside this market, with its power cuts, import lead times and the bandwidth you actually get.
What we offer
Strategy and advisory, free of vendor bias
We have no product to sell you at the end of it. That leaves one thing to get right: the decision itself.
Our services
- IT infrastructure assessment and health checks
- Technology roadmap development
- Vendor evaluation and selection, scored against criteria you agree before anyone sees a proposal
- IT governance and policy frameworks
- Digital transformation planning
Our approach
Each recommendation comes with its reasoning, what it will cost and the business result it is meant to produce, set out so that your finance team can check the numbers without us in the room. No result, no recommendation. You get findings you can defend in front of your board.
Why Hankaka
Our advisors have run infrastructure in Ghana and Nigeria themselves. They know what works here and what only works in a slide deck.
Engagement models
Engage us the way that fits
Retainer advisory
Strategic advice on call, by subscription, for the decisions that come up between projects.
Advice measured by the outcomes it delivers. You receive findings you can defend to your board and act on with confidence.
Case studySee it in practice: Operationalising a coastal environmental data hub for a national programme
FAQ
Questions buyers ask us
What does independent IT consulting mean?
Independent means the advice is not tied to any product we sell. Hankaka does not earn margin on the hardware or software we recommend, so an assessment can conclude that your current platform is adequate, which a vendor led advisor rarely will.
What kinds of engagements do you take on?
Infrastructure and network assessments, IT strategy and roadmaps, vendor and solution selection, service design and governance, and independent review of projects that are already underway.
Do you resell hardware or software?
We procure equipment for clients when it is part of a delivery project, but our advisory work is deliberately separated from any reseller margin. Where a recommendation involves purchase, we say what the options are and what each costs.
How long does an infrastructure assessment take?
A focused assessment of a single site or domain typically runs two to four weeks from kick off to report. Multi site or multi country reviews take longer and are scoped before we start, so the timeline is agreed rather than discovered.
Do you work with government and public sector organisations in Ghana?
Yes. Independent, evidence based advice is particularly valuable in public ICT projects, where procurement rules require a documented, defensible basis for technology decisions. Our public sector work is Ghanaian; in Nigeria we advise enterprise clients.
Which countries do you advise in?
Ghana and Nigeria are our core advisory markets, with delivery capability extending to Togo and Benin. Engagements are run from Accra and Lagos.
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