94% of the continent has cellular coverage, but only 38% has broadband. nBogne is the cellular-first data transmission layer that plugs into any EHR and keeps data flowing where internet can’t.
Compatible with
OpenMRS
DHIS2
OpenHIM
FHIR R4
HL7v2
REST APIs
JSON / XML
OpenMRS
DHIS2
OpenHIM
FHIR R4
HL7v2
REST APIs
JSON / XML
Standards exist. Middleware exists. EMRs exist. What's missing is a transport layer that works when internet doesn't.
Broadband access in Africa (ITU 2025). Yet 94% have cellular coverage ready to carry data.
Health facilities in sub-Saharan Africa lack reliable internet connectivity (WHO estimate).
Countries run DHIS2 and OpenHIM. The software exists — transmission is the gap.
Vendors lose bids in low-connectivity markets. Hospital networks pay $640+/year per facility for Starlink — or accept data loss. Ministries go blind for days during outages.
nBogne is the plug-and-play transmission layer that solves this. We work with any EHR system. Zero changes to existing workflows. Automatic fallback from internet to GPRS to SMS.
Partner with us. They sell. You win.
Add "works offline" to your feature list without building it. Bundle nBogne and win bids in markets where competitors can't operate.
Stop paying $640+/yr per facility for LEO satellite. Connect facilities with real-time data flow over existing cellular infrastructure.
Field trials in remote areas? 100% data flow to sponsors. No more batch uploads when you return to connectivity.
Disease surveillance in hours, not days. Only 20% of African countries report weekly surveillance on time (WHO). nBogne changes that.
The same infrastructure gap blinds law enforcement, voter registers, national ID, and e-governance. We're starting with health — then expanding across the Global South.
Whether you're an EMR vendor, hospital network, or ministry of health — let's discuss how nBogne becomes your competitive advantage.
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