Acrux proudly represented India at the India–Botswana Business Summit 2025, showcasing its commitment to global innovation and cross-border partnerships. CEO Mr. Raviteja Koppalli’s presence highlighted the company’s expanding international influence and dedication to building sustainable, inclusive economic ties

In a year marked by rapid globalization and digital transformation, Acrux proudly took the stage at the India–Botswana Business Summit 2025 — a prestigious event aimed at deepening bilateral trade and innovation between India and Botswana.

Held under the umbrella of the India-Botswana Business Investments and Trade Council (IBBC), the summit brought together industry leaders, diplomats, investors, and entrepreneurs committed to building sustainable and inclusive economic ties across borders. Among the key highlights of the event was the presence of Acrux’s CEO, Mr. Raviteja Koppalli, whose participation emphasized the company’s growing global footprint.

“It was a privilege to have participated in the India–Botswana Business Investments and Trade Council meeting. Showcasing Acrux insights on a global platform was truly rewarding,” shared Raviteja Koppalli in a LinkedIn post following the summit.

Representing India’s Digital Accessibility Vision Abroad

The summit provided Acrux a platform to advocate for digital accessibility solutions in Africa, sharing insights on how inclusive technology can transform public and private sectors alike. As India and Botswana explore new trade corridors, the focus is increasingly shifting toward tech-driven, socially responsible growth — an area where Acrux offers deep expertise.

Speaking alongside Mr. Bharath Kumar, the Indian High Commissioner to Botswana, Mr. Raviteja Koppalli addressed opportunities in:

• Inclusive digital publishing
• Accessibility-first software development
• Knowledge process outsourcing (KPO) with accessibility standards
• Scalable accessibility consulting for African enterprises

“We are proud to contribute to a more inclusive digital future by offering tailored accessibility services that meet both international standards and local needs,” said Raviteja Koppalli.

Acrux’s Role in Cross-Border Accessibility Innovation

Acrux specializes in digital accessibility, helping organizations across sectors meet global standards such as WCAG, EPUB Accessibility, and ADA compliance. With growing interest from African governments and enterprises in adopting inclusive tech, Acrux’s expertise in accessible content, ePublishing, and mobile usability is more relevant than ever.

During the summit, Acrux showcased:

• Multilingual document accessibility solutions for governance and education
• ePub and XML conversion for scalable content reuse
• Mobile-first web accessibility services tailored for low-bandwidth regions
• Typesetting and layout services to support accessible publishing across languages

These solutions resonate with the needs of African partners striving to improve digital literacy and equity.

Expanding Horizons: From India to Africa and Beyond

The India–Botswana Business Summit wasn’t an isolated engagement. As part of the WTITC business delegation, Mr. Raviteja Koppalli’s trip also included important gatherings in Cape Town, Johannesburg, and Cairo. These events underscored the rising demand for Indian technology, especially in fields like:

• Digital publishing and e-learning platforms
• Government modernization through accessible tools
• Workforce training in accessible content creation

The summit reinforced India’s reputation as a global innovation partner, with companies like Acrux leading the way in building solutions that are inclusive, adaptable, and globally relevant.

Strengthening Global Ties for a More Inclusive Future

For Acrux, the summit wasn’t just about business—it was a shared vision of accessibility without borders. The warm recognition received by Mr. Raviteja Koppalli, including a felicitation from the Indian High Commissioner, highlighted the impact of Acrux’s contributions toward global digital equity.

“We believe accessibility is not a regional issue — it’s a global responsibility. This summit helped us amplify that message,” added Raviteja Koppalli.

As India and Botswana continue to forge stronger ties, the role of technology in bridging cultural, geographic, and socio-economic divides becomes ever more critical. Acrux stands committed to playing an active role in this journey.

Looking Ahead

The summit opened doors to new partnerships and dialogues with African governments, universities, and enterprises. Acrux is already exploring pilot initiatives that combine its core services — including digital content conversion, eBook accessibility, and enterprise training — with local needs in Botswana and neighbouring countries.

By aligning its mission with global efforts in inclusive digital transformation, Acrux is positioning itself not just as a service provider but as a partner in progress.

Partner with Acrux to Build an Inclusive Digital World

As digital borders shrink and partnerships grow stronger, now is the time to ensure your digital content is accessible to all. Whether you’re a publisher, government agency, or tech enterprise, Acrux can help you:

• Meet international accessibility standards
• Implement scalable digital publishing workflows
• Create inclusive experiences across web, mobile, and print

Contact us today to explore global accessibility solutions tailored to your organization’s goals.