BORDERLESS TRANSACTIONS: Dtunes wears new look as Swapto
Meta to unveil new AI smart glasses amid privacy concerns
Internet security: Microsoft, PIN host Alternative 2.0
Used, refurbished computers rule market
Way out of the woods, by ICT experts at WAFICT 2010
NITDA supports PAT Nigeria event
IT: Before that constitutional amendment (part 11)
Subscribers want greater monitoring of promos
ABU to host training on
Can MTN Hynet break SMEs’ mobile broadband challenge?
Glo takes youthful subscribers to facebook, youtube
Samsung partners Djcom on W/A TV plant in Nigeria
Use of technology crucial to Distance Learning, Don
Blast broadband excites internet market, Linkserve
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SubscribeOAU students head to Poland for 2010 Microsoft Imagine Cup
Team Indwell of the Obafemi Awolowo University has emerged national winner of this year’s Microsoft Imagine Cup competition which held last week at the Unilag CITS complex, Lagos.
ICT: Nigeria missed big opportunities for growth, Dr. Armstrong Takang
MID-last month, the e-Nigeria summit held in Abuja at the Shehu Musa Yar’Adua centre with the theme, National ICT4D: Implications for Vision 20-2020, organized by the National Information technology Development Agency (NITDA).
Local Content:How oil industry abandoned IT
The on-going reforms in the oil and gas industry – with particular reference to the Local Content Bill will become strategically ineffective unless the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) component is made the strategic focus. This is because every other thing – from products, service to work-force — revolves around ICT.
Police move against laptop, phone thieves at Computer Village
For the street urchins and persons bringing in stolen Laptops and GSM handsets for sale in the Computer Village Ikeja , it may not be business as usual again, as the Police post in the market have intensified efforts to arrest culprits.
CPN goes tough on standards in IT industry
There appears to be tough days ahead for quacks and half-baked IT professionals who hijack IT jobs in the Nigerian economy only to offer very disappointing services, as the Computer Professionals Registration Council of Nigeria (CPN), has warned that compliance with standardization of IT jobs and training must be fully enforced.
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