She understands both the fault and the person.
Based in Lilongwe, Tariro brings together systems administration and customer relations: the infrastructure behind an organisation's operations, and the conversations through which people seek support.
Managing an organisation's technology, and supporting the people who depend on it.
Systems administration
Email services on Linux and Windows web servers, server administration and website maintenance.
Database management
Database administration for the records and systems that daily operations depend on.
Technical support
Help desk support and hardware and software troubleshooting, with an explanation of what happens next.
Client relations
Working with corporate and SME customers on technical issues, service quality assessments, customer retention and reporting on client concerns.
Based in Lilongwe, Tariro brings together systems administration and customer relations: the infrastructure behind an organisation's operations, and the conversations through which people seek support.
Everyday ICT
An email will not send. A connection drops in the middle of the working day.
Behind the fault, someone is waiting.
A customer who needs the problem understood, and help to resolve it.
Tariro finds the cause, fixes it, and explains what happens next.
So the person can get back to their work, and the organisation keeps running.
Current role · July 2024 to present
Shake Solutions
Tariro returned to Shake Solutions to lead its ICT and systems, bringing her technical and customer-facing experience into the same role.
What she brings to the role
Diploma, Malawi College of Accountancy. Bachelor of Science, University of Malawi, The Polytechnic.
IT support, server administration and website maintenance.
Email services, Linux and Windows web servers, database administration and help desk support.
Corporate and SME customers: troubleshooting, service quality assessments, customer retention and reporting on client concerns.
A technical explanation should help someone understand what happens next.
Customer feedback should inform how a service is delivered.
Systems management should support the work an organisation needs to do.
