Cloud & Security
Why every SME needs a UEM strategy, not just antivirus
Unified endpoint management explained for founders who inherited a stack of unmanaged laptops.
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I did not set out to run three companies.
Each one exists because the previous one ran into something it could not solve alone.
1994 — 2021
Three decades inside the machine
IBM, Siemens, Westcon, then a decade at Dell Technologies. I spent thirty years learning how enterprises actually run — unified endpoint management, hybrid cloud, the identity and CRM plumbing nobody sees until it breaks. That is the education you cannot buy.
2022
Building the backbone
I left to build the layer I kept watching institutions go without. Ken's Virtual Workspace became the hosting and cloud operations backbone; KaribuKloud followed as the security practice, because secure-by-default is a discipline, not a feature you bolt on afterwards.
Throughout
A long-standing commitment to education
Underneath all of it is something that predates every company: a dedication to education and to empowering children. A printer here, laptops there, a box of geometrical sets — those were never the point. They were evidence. Nabwani Secondary made me Chairman of the Board and Nabwani Primary made me Patron; I applied for neither. Both were a response to a commitment that had already been visible for years.
2025
Turning the infrastructure toward schools
The Shule Project is what happens when you point enterprise-grade device management at a classroom. Not refurbished hand-me-downs — current, secure, managed devices for teachers and students, funded by donors and run on the same platform that serves my commercial clients.
2026 — 2027
Where this is going
Both Nabwani schools get a fully equipped IT lab by the end of 2026, operational in Q1 2027. That is the near-term promise. The longer one is simple: every school that wants a lab should be able to get one.
