Committed to helping banks to improve efficiency, streamline operations and reduce costs while accelerating transformation, IBM is offering Nigerian banks a unified platform to help banks be more efficient, improve their flexibility and adapt more easily to new business challenges and regulatory requirements.

In a bid to bring Nigerian companies at par with their foreign counterparts in technology application , world leading provider of business software and business management solution, SAP Africa has completed its Greenfields rollout at Oceanic Bank.

Chika Onwukwe Productions (COP), a specialist in music and film productions has reiterated its commitment to serve its numerous clients and partners better.

Tough options for telecom operators over promos

MTN Nigeria, last week leveraged on end to end communications solutions expertise of Ericsson Nigeria, to launch one of the largest switches in the world. MTN says the development was in a move to improve quality of service and significantly improve customer experience on the network.

Globacom Chairman, Dr Mike Adenuga Jr, has declared that the network Glo was building in Ghana would be the best in Africa.

In each of the geo political zones where the Universal Service Provision Fund, USPF has taken its recent designed stakeholders consultative forum on how to leverage ICT services to the underserved communities and extend services to the unserved rural population, the Fund ended up stirring the hornets bee.

The federal High Court Abuja, headed by Justice Umar Garba, Thursday last week, cleared the air on the lingering saga of 2.3Ghz licensing round conducted by the Nigerian Communications Communications, in April 2009, and was later in May 25 2009 cancelled by the former Minister of Information and Communications, Prof. Dora Akunyili, on the ground that the process was not transparent.

Irrespective of the recent crisis in Jos, the Nigeria Tennis Federation assured yesterday that adequate security measures have been put in place to ensure that the over 170 players from 28 African countries being expected at the 33rd African Junior Tennis Championships are secured.

Executive Vice Chairman of Nigerian Communication Commissions, Engr. Ernest Ndukwe has said that for Nigeria to sustain the progress so far made in the telecom sector, there is need to maintain a regulatory environment that is fair, transparent and devoid of political interference.