ACCRA, Ghana – December 21, 2015 – Rancard, a leader in social recommendations technology for mobile advertising and ecommerce, today announced the appointment of Isis Nyong’o Madison to its board of directors.   Isis is a Principal at the strategic advisory firm Asphalt & Ink and the founder of leading … Continue reading →

Posted By: THEWILL_on: November 03, 2015 SAN FRANCISCO, November 03, (THEWILL) – Software company, Rancard, has introduced a solution ‘Rendezvous,’ a social recommendation engine, which consists of a social graph and a recommender algorithm. The solution enables users ‘discover’ services and products they might be interested in, based on their … Continue reading →

By Udoh N. Kelven / November 3, 2015 / Rancard, a software company has announced the launch of Rendezvous, a social recommendation engine complete with a social graph and a recommender algorithm. The solution allows users to ‘discover’ services and products they might be interested in based on certain criteria … Continue reading →

The month of October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and Rancard took the opportunity to run a month long awareness drive to educate the team on breast health and the importance of running clinical breast examination periodically.  Rancard also partnered with our health insurance provider to run private mamogram screenings … Continue reading →

Mr, Kofi Dadzie,  Solomon Elusoji Software company, Rancard, has introduced a solution ‘Rendezvous,’ a social recommendation engine, which consists of a social graph and a recommender algorithm. The solution  enables users ‘discover’ services and products they might be interested in, based on their social preferences and recommendations from their close … Continue reading →

Sep 9, 2015 Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Rancard, Mr. Ehizogie Binitie has highlighted the importance of e-Commerce and the need to build trust in online marketing. He spoke with Obinna Chima. Excerpts: What are the various ways consumers can change their shopping experience with e-Commerce? I think one … Continue reading →

Social media and search engines in Africa all come from elsewhere and look like fixed points in the landscape. Two stories this week unsettle that fixed picture. A Tunisian search engine called Ayn (see Social Media) is betting on local knowledge succeeding. The second story is about Rancard’s new social … Continue reading →