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Panabiz out with new colour printing solutions

The Nigerian imaging market is all set for a major boost with the introduction of Panasonic range of Small Office Home Office (SOHO) imaging solutions. Panabiz, is the sole representative of Panasonic in Nigeria.

Etisalat opens CSR centre

The recent launch of Etisalat CSR Centre at the Pan_Africa University , Ajah, has been described as an unprecedented initiative worthy of emulation by other corporate organizations in furtherance of corporate social responsibility in the country.

Minister tasks operators on prompt tax payment

ABUJA _ Minister of State for Information and Communications, Mr. Labaran Maku, has directed telecommunication operators in the country to ensure prompt payment of taxes to the government coffers.

Fresh effort afoot against fake IT products

Efforts to fight grey marketing and faking of IT products and peripherals may not have yielded the expected results, even as the hardware marker, Hewlett Packard (HP) and the software giant, Microsoft have said that the ugly trend is costing Nigeria huge sums in foreign direct investment (FDI) as well as research and development.

Speakers line up for Nigeria-UK telecoms event

Ahead of Nigeria UK telcoms summit 2010 organized by Lancaster conferences in collaboration with the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) with support from United Kingdom Trade and Investment (UKTI) slated for next month in London, England, high level industry speakers have lined up for the capacity event.

New network security device hits Nigerian market

With the increasing wave of combined attacks on network and the corresponding high cost of running secure businesses, Ha-Shem Network Services limited in partnership with Eliecore Technologies Limited has introduced Cyberoam, a unified threat management device in to Nigeria.

The Nigerian software challenge(2)

Software exports represent the mainstream of emerging economies and future businesses. It’s activities are central to global trade and the generation of foreign currency.

Thirty Africans set for Google world

NO fewer than thirty contestants from Africa may be among those going head to head in this years Google world code jam competition scheduled to hold next month in Google’s Dublin office, Ireland, CyberLIFE has learnt.

IT marketers groan under poor internet connections

The almost rampant unstable internet connectivity bedeviling internet providers in the country is gradually beginning to take its toll on the poor IT marketer on the street. Users of some of these internet facilities experience frustration when servers run very slow or not all and browsing becomes a nightmare.

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