Determined to make businesses enterprises in Nigeria more profitable, Hewlett-Packard (HP) has said that it is committed to growing small and medium scale business sector in Nigeria by continuously introducing intuitive laser and link-based products which will assist businesses to tailor their portfolio according to their precise needs.

Nigerian’s leading mobile phone and first Nigerian hand held pocket computer and Smart phone producers, Anabel Mobile, has opened an ultra modern service and repair center in Lagos, underscoring the commitment of the brand to world class service quality and service.

Oracle, the global software giant has launched Database 11g. This latest generation of the world’s number 1 database builds on the innovations introduced in Oracle Database 11g release to help organizations deliver better information throughout the enterprise, at a higher quality of service, and at a much lower cost.

As the two day national workshop on the status and software development in Nigeria, stakeholders have called for improvement of local content in software development in Nigeria, as a critical element for realization of Vision 20:2020.

AS the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) organized Telecom World 2009 Exhibitions and Forum kicks off today in Geneva, Switzerland, one of the very strong flags that would not escape any participant’s sight is that of Nigeria’s.

Mobile developers, device creators, industry leaders and mobile enthusiasts, will this month gather in the United Kingdom to discuss the future of mobile and the mobile industry at the Symbian Exchange and Exposition.

DAAR Communications Plc has announced the partnership of MTN Nigeria, for a successful coverage of the U-17 World Cup kicking off this month. Daar Communications, owners of RayPower FM radio station, African Independent Television (AIT) Network, AIT International UK, AIT International USA and DAARSAT the new Satellite multichannel platform, entered into the partnership with MTN in furtherance of FIFA requirements for effective coverage of the tournament.

FOR the Ghanaian gov ernment, the landing of Globacom’s multi-million-dollar international submarine optic fibre cable in Accra, Ghana, last week Tuesday, has marked the beginning of a new dawn in the continent’s telecommunications industry.
The country believes that by the time it explores the opportunities inherent in the submarine cable, Ghana would no longer be a pushover in the African telecommunications business.

IN the estimation of the former Chief Executive Officer of MTN Nigeria, Mr Adrian Wood, Nigeria needs to attract at least twenty five billion US Dollars in telecommunications investment to keep alive, the hope of becoming one of the top twenty economies in the world by the year 2020.

The need to deliver efficient and reliable identification solutions within the reach of every Nigerian has been identified as one of the primary reasons for the ongoing development of large-scale infrastructure by Chams Plc.