Second National Operator, Globacom says it will revolutionise Cote d’Ivoire’s telecommunication services to help transform its economy and position the country as one of the most powerful telecommunications market in Africa and indeed the world.
Globacom was fired up with the passion from an operating licence granted the network in Cote d’Ivoire recently.

Office automation and telecommunication solutions provider, Panabiz International Limited has said that it would continue to improve on its effective response time to customers, knowing that it contributes to the business efficiency of any Organization.

FOR the 27 year old Blessing Urieto, Thursday 12 November was a day of self fulfillment and dream come through, as MTN Foundation in partnership with Friends of the Disabled Vocational Training Centre commissioned a vocational training project for people with disabilities at Ojo Oba, Isale Eko, Lagos.

FOR MTN Nigeria, one thing it holds so dear to heart in carrying out its customer relations activity is recognition of customers loyalty for sustainability of its business and improvement of quality of service delivery to the customers.

Tri-ontinental Ltd in conjunction with IBM recently hosted a technology update seminar in Lagos. This event was intended to discuss the critical role that the dynamic infrastructure plays in the IBM Vision.

Global leader in critical power and cooling services, APC by Schneider Electric has announced the opening of a swap centre in Nigeria before the end of the year to provide local warranty support on single phase uninterruptible power supplies (UPSes).

This year’s edition of the biennial Global Public Summit of the World Information Technology and Services Alliance (WITSA) ended recently in Hamilton, Bermuda.

TO facilitate govern ment’s efforts to actualizing the Vision 20: 2020, the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi-Araba recently launched new ultra modern telemedicine equipment to improve the qaulity of health care.

The need to cushion the effect of economic meltdown through the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) tool was the focus of the gathering of ICT experts who gathered recently in Lagos at an event tagged ‘An Evening with Tech Legends” hosted by Technology Africa.

While calling for action in the global ICT sector, delegates from over 25 countries around the world at the just concluded World Information Technology Service Alliance, WITSA, Global Public Policy Summit 2009 held in Bermuda, raised alarm saying that there may not be broader sustainable economic growth around the world unless access to ICT and the knowledge and information provided by the Internet are taking seriously as an important part of an inclusive information society.