In a few weeks time, the Nigerian ICT landscape would roar again just like it happened in August 2001. This time around, it would definitely not be the licensing of new GSM operators but the gradual flag off of mobile money in Nigeria.

For the love of securing internet users across the world, Symantec says it has signed a Memorandum of Association, MoU with the International Telecommunications Union, ITU, to use its security intelligence, in the form of its quarterly Internet Security Threat Reports, to increase understanding of cyber security risks.

The Business and Computer Consultancy Ltd, a UK based company, has announced the introduction of Xanno XS7 next generation mobile tablet computer solution to help businesses make money.

By the time two regulatory instruments including Scale of Professional Charges for Information Technology Services and control and supervision regulations 2010 for IT practice were presented and approved by the Nigerian IT professionals at the just Computer Processionals Registration Council of Nigeria IT Assembly, it was obvious that it may not be business as usual again for quacks who engage in IT services and practices.

When Bill Gates founded Microsoft 30 years ago, he began with the lofty goal: to put a computer on every desk, in every home. This vision may have been a fantasy to most people at the time, when you couldn’t even buy a PC at the store, and yet today, 1.2 billion people are using PCs with the Microsoft Windows operating system around the world.