Tony Severine
About Tony Severine
Tony Severine is a Senior Manager for Technology Operations at d.light, overseeing operations across Africa. He holds an MBA and has extensive experience in technology management and infrastructure improvement.
Work at d.light
Tony Severine has been employed at d.light since 2019, initially serving as the head of business systems and support. In 2020, he advanced to the role of Senior Manager for Technology Operations, Africa. His responsibilities include overseeing technology operations across the African region, ensuring efficient system performance, and implementing strategic initiatives to enhance operational effectiveness.
Education and Expertise
Tony Severine holds a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) from ESAMI Business School, where he studied from 2015 to 2017. He also earned a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Information Technology and Business Information Systems from Middlesex University in 2013. Additionally, he completed a Diploma in Computer Engineering at the Dar es Salaam Institute of Technology from 2007 to 2010, and an Advanced Diploma in Software Engineering from Aptech Worldwide between 2010 and 2012.
Background
Tony Severine has a strong foundation in technology and management, with a career spanning several years in the IT sector. His educational background includes a focus on computer and information technology, which has equipped him with the skills necessary for his current role. He has worked in various capacities that have contributed to his expertise in technology operations and project management.
Achievements
In his role at d.light, Tony Severine has successfully revamped the network and call center infrastructure, achieving an uptime of 99.9% and significantly reducing the number of P1 incidents. He has led a team to deploy a business continuity plan across the company's Africa operations and coordinated with stakeholders to develop IT security policies that enhance data accessibility and availability. Additionally, he has reduced technology turnover by 50%.