RECENTLY, Intel’s General Manager Sub-Saharan Africa Mr. Jacques Van Schalkwyk, arrived Nigeria to hold meeting with his company stakeholders on a faster way to connect the next billion PC users. But tried as he could, he could not escape the prying eyes of ICT reporters who cornered him at Sheraton Hotels and Towers Ikeja.

Global leader in critical power and cooling services, APC by Schneider Electric has launched a field education programme, an establish skilled team that is dedicated to its resellers in Nigeria.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said that economic stability is critical to achieving global peace. Meanwhile, the nation’s currency, Naira, lost another 53 kobo, Monday, at the foreign exchange auction conducted by the Central Bank of Nigeria. (CBN).

Internet Service Provider, Linkserve made it double last week, when it announced the appointment of Mr. Victor Oisaghie as the company’s new Managing Director as well as the launch of a new product tagged Linkserve Hosting Making the announcements, Linkserve’s Chairman, Mr. Chima Onyekwere, said that the appointment of Oisaghie was in line with the company’s drive to reposition itself in the industry even as it strived to provide the best services possible to Nigerians tapping on Oisaghie’s skill and experience.
Onyekwere described the new Managing Director, as a strong IT person, being one of six Cisco certified internetwork experts in Africa.

As the two day national workshop on the status and software development in Nigeria ends, stakeholders have called for improvement of local content in software development in Nigeria, as a critical element for realization of Vision 20:2020.