Africa-Press – Uganda. Roke Telkom has in partnership with THAUT, a cloud platform designed to enhance emotional intelligence and foster meaningful connections launched in the Ugandan market.
This collaboration aims to empower organizations with innovative tools to understand emotional value, drive positive change, and improve workforce engagement.
Built on a foundation of emotional intelligence (EI), THAUT helps organizations analyse feedback, resolve conflicts, and support human resource (HR) needs in areas such as feedback and improvement, coaching and mentoring, recruitment and selection, mental health monitoring, and crisis management.
The platform’s proprietary emotional analysis algorithm enables the collection and effective analysis of qualitative data, going beyond traditional data collection systems to provide deeper insights.
“We are excited to partner with Roke Telkom to bring THAUT to the Ugandan market. Our platform is designed to enhance authentic connections and drive positive organizational change by leveraging emotional intelligence. We believe that this partnership will help companies in Uganda foster empathy and improve employee engagement like never before,” said Johnathan Cuevas, CEO and Founder, THAUT.
The platform offers advanced emotional insights, enabling organizations to understand the emotional value behind feedback and interactions but also easily integrates into existing applications and communication channels as well as providing a suite of tools for customized solutions and enhanced customer journey support.
Officials said it is built with empathy at its core, ensuring ethical and responsible use of AI technology but also ensures data security with state-of-the-art encryption and safeguards.
” “At Roke Telkom, we are committed to delivering impactful digital solutions. By partnering with THAUT, we aim to support organizations in creating a more engaged and emotionally intelligent workforce,” said James Byaruhanga,Managing Director Roke Cloud.
THAUT is designed to support a wide range of industries, including human resource organizations, banking and financial services, education and administration, NGOs and Non- Profits, corporations government agencies, healthcare and pharmacies, consulting and staffing, and retail, among others.
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