Trust still big issue holding back AI growth
*SAS floats Trustworthiness Index to measure business impact *As businesses still search for AI profit By Prince Osuagwu, Hi-Tech Editor As businesses increasingly turn to artificial intelligence, AI, to drive efficiency, innovation and faster decision-making, trust has emerged as one of the biggest issues threatening the technology’s ability to deliver greater business value. A new […]
With NIGCOMSAT, Nigeria ready for technological warfare , Rufai
The Chief Executive Officer, Nigerian Communication Satellite (NIGCOMSAT) limited, Mr. Ahmed Rufai has said that having fully trained nearly 150 young engineers who are equipped to fit into any global engineering field, Nigeria was ready to take on the world in science and technological excellence.
Why we excel in Nigeria, Aviat network
Daring the obvious high cost of doing business in Nigeria, integrated 4G solution company, Aviat networks has said that it would continue to operate comfortably in the country for a long time to come because it has long decoded the formula of staying afloat in the Nigerian market.
Nigerian teacher wins Microsoft award at Kenyan event
At the just concluded regional finals of the 2010 Innovative Teacher Awards at the Pan-African Innovative Education Forum which held at the Aga Khan Academy, Mombasa, Kenya, Mr. Nwodo Monday Obinna, of Odogbolu Grammer School, Ogun State was among 18 teachers honoured by the global software giant.
Jonathan’s 2011 election success lies in software (2)
Domain analysis produces informal narratives and terminologies as well as formal, mathematicalmodels. It also includes Domain analysis is validated by domain experts — who may well not be software experts. Requirements capture:
IBM to power IT for Bharti Airtel’s Africa operations
In a move that will accelerate the transformation of African mobile communications and positively impact the speed of economic development across the African continent, Bharti Airtel Limited and IBM have announced the selection of IBM to manage the computing technology and services that power Bharti Airtel’s mobile communications network spanning 16 African countries. An agreement is expected to be finalized in the coming months of this year.
