NAIROBI, Kenya, June 19 -Smart Applications International Limited, a leading healthcare technology company driving digital transformation in Africa, has been awarded the prestigious ISO 9001:2015 certification by SGS Kenya, a globally recognised leader in inspection, verification, testing, and certification services.
The certification underscores Smart’s commitment to delivering secure, efficient, and innovative health-tech solutions across the continent. The company serves governments, insurers, healthcare providers, and millions of beneficiaries.
“Achieving ISO 9001:2015 certification is a strong testament to our unwavering focus on operational excellence, innovation, and customer satisfaction,” said Harrison Muiru, Group Managing Director at Smart Applications.
Muiru noted that the comprehensive audit by SGS Kenya confirmed Smart’s compliance with stringent global quality standards, reinforcing its reputation as a trusted partner in health and insurance technology.
“This recognition strengthens our market leadership and the trust our clients place in us,” added Esther Muiruri, Smart Group Marketing Director.
“With Smart solutions now operating in over 12 African countries, the certification empowers us to scale confidently and responsibly.”
Mary-Ann Musangi, Executive Director, said the milestone reflects Smart’s readiness to deepen engagement with institutional partners, regulators, and new markets across Africa.
“Quality has always been a strategic imperative for us,” she said. “This certification aligns perfectly with our vision of becoming the continent’s leading digital enabler for healthcare transformation.”
Isaiah Mosiori, Chief Executive Officer, echoed this, calling the achievement both a validation of internal processes and a promise to clients.
“As a country, we are proud of this milestone,” Mosiori said. “It assures our partners that they can continue to expect secure, seamless, and reliable solutions that meet world-class standards.”
He reaffirmed Smart’s mission to make healthcare access easier and faster for all, and to shape the future of digital health in Africa and beyond.
By Felix Kipkirui
