Africa’s tech conversation shifts to digital solution Economy
*As Over 600 Innovators, enterprise leaders grace Innovate Africa By Prince Osuagwu, Hi-Tech Editor Africa’s technology conversation is shifting from simply producing digital talent to building the products, businesses and innovation systems capable of solving the continent’s most pressing problems. That was the central message as more than 600 product managers, founders, enterprise executives and […]
IDG recognizes Alcatel OneTouch among global top brands
At the just concluded 49th International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), held in Las Vegas , Alcatel OneTouch, a brand of TCL Communication, was recognized twice at an awards ceremony for the 2015-2016 Global Top Brands hosted by International Data Group (IDG).
Microsoft, Udemy sign MoU to promote youth employability in M/East, Africa
To further promote youth employability in Middle East and Africa, Microsoft has signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Udemy, an online education marketplace with over nine million students.
Ericsson introduces new IoT solutions for smart homes, cities
Ericsson as part of it resolve to equip communication service providers and utility companies to address services and requirements in the fast-growing Internet of Things ,IoT, market has introduced three new IoT solutions for smart homes and cities globally.
Ericsson partners with AT&T on connected water in Atlanta
Ericsson in partnership with have announced field trials for connected water solutions in Atlanta, the United States of America.
The trials would enable the Chattahoochee Riverkeeper, an organization dedicated to protecting water in the Chattahoochee River Basin, to remotely monitor the quality of the city’s water at key watershed locations.
2016 Budget: No innovations for NIPOST, as budget denies it CAPEX
THE 2016 budget was a mixture of surprises. While some sectors jubilate, others are racking their brains on how to sort out the confusion the budget has put on their operations. For instance, the Ministry of Communications and two of its agencies are to share N15, 997, 128, 516 billion as their total budgetary allocation for the year 2016. While this is a great improvement upon last year’s N9.9 billion, it also has its own flaws.
