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SubscribeNigeria drops in Networked Readiness ranking
“Africa can make massive strides in connecting more citizens and bringing about positive social and economic change by improving its Networked Readiness. With political will and commitment from the private sector, progress can be made in bringing the benefit of ICTs to more people. We are already facing the next wave of the Internet – the Internet of Everything (IoE) –Africa needs to prioritise ICT development if it is to benefit from the new experiences and efficiencies that the IoE will bring,” Ogunlade added.
SAP, Hartford Green Consulting showcase SAP business one solution
SAP West Africa in collaboration with one of its partners, Hartford Green Consulting showcased the SAP Business One Solution at the just concluded 10th Leap Africa CEOs forum held in Lagos recently.
Dell receives recognition from Gartner across enterprise product lines
As a result of its innovative products and services to its customers, IT industry analyst firm, Gartner Inc. has recognized Dell across enterprise product lines.
ACW: 20, 000 African children to participate in software code workshop
SAP Africa has announced the launch of the inaugural Africa Code Week (ACW) with the go-live that is expected to attract no fewer than 20,000 children across African continent this October.
We are working with African governments to address the connectivity challenge, Google reassures
Daniel Sieberg is Google’s head of media outreach across services like Google+, Google Earth/Maps, Google Trends and many more. Sieberg who spoke with Emeka Aginam during recent Google Travel Event for Journalists in Europe, Middle East and Africa, EMEA, held in Madrid, Spain, talked about the Google digital map and how the app can help […]
Intel created new core M processor to fill gap in PC ecosystem — Oluwatobi
The Enterprise Technology Specialist of Intel, Shada, Oluwatobi, has said that the Chip maker maker created the new Intel Core M processor in order to fill a gap in the market place. Oluwatobi who spoke to Vanguard in an interview recently in Lagos disclosed that before the introduction of the Intel Core M processor, there was no solution that delivered high performance within a thin, fanless design.
Nigerian student wins Microsoft social good contest
Microsoft has announced the result for the 2015 Youth Spark Challenge for Change, a contest that asked young people from around the world to submit an idea to address a social issue through technology in their communities.
Twitter’s periscope app zooms into world map
Periscope, Twitter’s mobile app that allows users to stream live videos from their phones to the internet, recently released an iOS update that makes it easier for users to find videos from around the world. Among other new features, the app now includes an interactive world map that displays the locations of available live feeds.
BOI’s new apps pave digital future for SMEs
Experts have proved that in Nigeria, and indeed across the world, Small and Medium scale Enterprises, SMEs, are the lifeblood of any economy. What is even a more obvious fact is that the world today is a global village powered by Information and Communications Technologies, ICTs. In this era of web 2.0, ICT is no longer just an independent phenomenon in itself; it permeates every aspect of human life.
Intel’s response to ICT gender divide
Girls run the world. Even before singer Beyonce’s hit song, this phrase already enjoyed worldwide attention. Across Nigeria, it is synonymous with another popular phrase: “What a man can do, a woman can do better.” As great these might seem for the advancement of the fairer sex, the figures in education, economic empowerment and even access to Information and Communication Technology prove that it would take a lot more effort for women to truly run the world.
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