With over three decades of experience in IT project management in France and Tunisia, he leads several tech firms, including Keeplyna. This company develops healthtech solutions aimed at promoting medical inclusion in Africa.

Imed Elabed (photo), a Tunisian computer scientist and a graduate of Télécom Paris, is the founder and CEO of Keeplyna, a startup specializing in the creation and development of medical technology solutions. Keeplyna, established in 2018, is the creator of the digital health and remote medical consultation platform Tobba.tn which connects patients worldwide with Tunisian doctors via video calls. The platform handles digital prescription issuance and allows for the secure exchange of documents such as test results and X-rays. It features a private space for managing digital medical records and offers home and office medical analysis. It also hosts a medical social network where patients can post publications and questions and interact with a community. Through its SantéLyna health space, users can access a wealth of health information.

In addition to Keeplyna, Elabed founded in 2008 the startup Weentime, which provides companies with a solution for managing employee leave and activity, including late arrivals, absences, and departures.

Currently, Elabed serves as the Managing Director of IT SERV, a digital group active in software engineering and consulting. He is also the President of INFOTICA, the official representative body for digital service companies in Tunisia, and of Get’IT, an economic interest grouping (EIG) in the digital sector in Africa.

His professional career began in 1989 at the technology company Capgemini, where he served as a project manager. He joined the IT company ST2i in 1994 as an IT project manager and was promoted to Associate Director in 1997. From 2009 to 2011, he served as Deputy Secretary General of ATUGE (Association des Tunisiens des grandes écoles), a network of over 4,000 individuals.

Melchior Koba