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The version of this that is about your sector — written in your register, not translated into it.
Financial services
Banks, insurers and payment institutions. Connection to the UEMOA Interoperable Instant Payment Platform (PI-SPI) is required by 30 September 2026 for banks and electronic-money and payment institutions; microfinance institutions supervised by the UMOA Banking Commission have until 30 June 2027. The BCEAO set both dates by communiqué of 25 June 2026. The obligation binds every institution across the eight WAEMU states at once, and two situations follow from it — those that connected and now have to run it, and those that did not.
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Evidence — Onshore parent-company record: Commerce Bank, Bank of America, Truliant Federal Credit Union, Mastercard — one click away
Transportation and logistics
Ports, terminals, freight and the platforms that move cargo — the ageing-platform problem in its most recognizable form.
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Evidence — Onshore parent-company record: Seaboard Marine, Airport Terminal Services, Hub Group — one click away
Manufacturing and distribution
Plants, agri-processing and distribution networks. The production systems and the office systems were never joined up, stock is counted depot by depot, and the reporting that links them is assembled by hand every month.
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Evidence — Onshore parent-company record: McWane, Seaboard Foods, SharkNinja, Boeing — one click away
Energy and utilities
Generation, distribution and hydrocarbons. Smart-meter estates producing more data than anyone can act on, and distribution losses that are visible in the accounts before they are visible in the data.
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Evidence — Onshore parent-company record: Ameren — one click away
Retail
Chains and distributors where the store estate has outgrown the systems behind it — identity and access for tens of thousands of staff, and the reporting that has to keep up with them.
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Evidence — Onshore parent-company record: Nike, Hudson Bay Company — one click away
Restaurants — hospitality and multi-site groups
Groups running several sites, where the ordering channel, the kitchen and the back office are three systems nobody designed together. The gap shows first at peak service, and again when the month has to be consolidated across every site.
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Evidence — Onshore parent-company record: Little Caesars, Panera Bread, City BBQ — one click away
Health
Providers, insurers, wholesale distributors and pharmaceutical manufacturers. Regulated reporting against statutory deadlines, batch and stock records that have to hold up to inspection, and a penalty for late that is not commercial.
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Evidence — Onshore parent-company record: Centene, ADMA Biologics — one click away
Public sector — short entry only
Public procurement has its own eligibility regime, and it is answered in full on its own page, in French. The public-sector page →
Development programs — short entry only
What a program officer is buying is the contracting posture rather than a service, so it is answered on the delivery model page. Delivery model →
Also delivered, and named rather than implied
Three more sectors carry named engagements without a section of their own on this site, because they are not where this market’s demand sits: aerospace — Boeing and Presagis; commercial real estate — Jones Lang LaSalle; and construction — PulteGroup. They are listed here so that a buyer in one of them can see the work exists rather than assume it does not. All four are the Onshore parent-company record.