The School of Engineering and Technology (SET) of the Supdeco Dakar Group organized, on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, a new edition of the “Mardis de l’Entreprise,” a key event promoting exchanges between the academic world and professional actors.
This session highlighted a rapidly evolving sector: HealthTech, under the theme “HealthTech: Towards Intelligent and Interoperable Healthcare Ecosystems in Africa.”
A meeting with an innovative HealthTech player
For this edition, students had the privilege of welcoming Eyone Medical, a company recognized for its commitment to the digital transformation of healthcare systems in Africa.
Two representatives from the company led the discussions:
- John-Paul Diatt, Co-founder of Eyone Medical
- Max-Morrys Eyoum, Digital Marketing Manager
Through their presentations, they shared their experience, the challenges encountered in deploying digital health solutions, as well as the opportunities offered by technological innovation to improve access to healthcare across the continent.
The discussions highlighted several key issues:
- the importance of interoperability in healthcare systems
- the role of data in improving patient care pathways
- the impact of digital technologies on the efficiency of healthcare services
Our speakers also emphasized the need to build collaborative ecosystems involving startups, public institutions, and healthcare professionals.
An engaged academic setting
The event was held in the presence of:
- Dr. Falou Ndoye, Director of the School of Engineering and Technology
- Dr. Fatou Faye Diouf, Lecturer-Researcher in Computer Science
Their participation reflects Supdeco’s commitment to providing students with training rooted in real-world industry practices and focused on contemporary challenges.
A moment of learning and inspiration
This edition of the “Mardis de l’Entreprise” offered students a valuable opportunity to better understand the transformations taking place in the healthcare sector, while engaging directly with professionals driving innovation.
Beyond the knowledge gained, the event helped strengthen ties between Supdeco and the entrepreneurial ecosystem, while inspiring future talents to actively contribute to the development of technological solutions adapted to African realities.
The School of Engineering and Technology extends its sincere thanks to Eyone Medical for the quality of its contribution and its commitment to sharing expertise, thereby enriching the academic and professional experience of our students.