339 innovation hubs set for standardisation as FG deepens digital inclusion
Chams partners Five Star on online ticketing service
Call centre operators recount better times
Microsoft showcases latest generation technologies for Nigeria’s professionals, enthusiasts
Anxiety mounts over creation of IT Ministry
Court restrains SEC, others from publishing forensic report
Software devt policy coming soon, says NITDA boss
NOTAP endorses NITPEX 2010
Okonkwo-Okom rues reps over SIM card registration
At 10, Microsoft COO visits Nigeria … restates commitment to the economy
Nokia launches Ovi Life Tools in Africa’s largest mobile market
NCC ends retreat on future direction
UN, World Bank launch Information Center
SIM registration brouhaha: Different voices, one point
How Etisalat represented Nigeria at AfricaCom in Cape Town
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SubscribeAfrican mobile market hits 500m subscriber mark
One of the revelations of the just concluded AfricaCom conference in Cape Town South Africa was that the African mobile market has exceeded half a billion subscribers during the third quarter of this year.
Africa gets first voice recognition technology
In recognition of the astronomou s growth of ICT in Africa, Google has launched its first voice recognition search technology for Africa, as part of a long_term bid to extend its influence in the continent.
MTN restates commitment to sustainable devt in Nigeria
MTN Nigeria, has restated commitment to sustainable development in Nigeria, even as the company unveiled a staff_focused initiative tagged Employee Value Proposition (EVP).
Oil tanks exhausted, think tanks needed
Can Nigeria Leapfrog into the Information Age?The man with wisdom is a shining torch that sheds light in our darkness and guides us out of our ignorance. I am often asked: “How do we build a stronger Nigeria through technological innovation?”
Students’ll be major beneficiaries of our science & IT park, says Akwule, DBI boss
While Nigeria awaits the outcome of feasibility studies to determine the viability of a science and IT park at the Oshodi, Lagos campus of the Digital Bridge Institute (DBI), President and CEO of the institute, Professor Raymond Akwule has said with optimism that Nigerian students will be the biggest beneficiaries of the park, adding that the initiative would prepare them for the challenges ahead.
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