OA News: January 5, 2010
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- ICT may have a greater positive impact on labour and profit margins for SMEs compared to larger businesses:
Small enterprises to reap high returns from ICT growth {Business Daily Africa} - The Nigerian government strives to be ICT savvy:
Ndukwe Urges ICT Awareness Among Civil Servants {Leadership Nigeria} - Results from the recent conference:
CTO 2009: Participants adopt PPP strategy for investment promotion in ICTs {Vanguard} - Broadband is essential f or the entire Nigerian economy:
Nigeria intensifies focus on broadband connectivity {IT News Africa} - Many of these points apply to Africa:
10 Ways the Internet Will Change in 2010 {PC World} - Wireless and mobile are increasingly popular:
Kenya risks losing ground in fixed line broadband communication {IT News Africa} - ICT is to the new generation as land is to the old:
Forget Obsession With Land – Exploit ICT Potential {Daily Nation via allAfrica} - The service is becoming popular in Uganda:
Twitter in Uganda {New Vision via allAfrica} - Banking scams are sometimes difficult to spot:
Rising Cases of Scam Mails {This Day via allAfrica} - Two themes will dominate events in the IT and telecoms markets in 2010; recovery and transformation:
Things Could Not Shine Brighter for ICT Industry {Daily Nation via allAfrica} - Results from an InfoDev study:
A Model for Sustainable ICT Incubators in Sub-Saharan Africa {Innovative Partners, Inc.} - Tele-medicine in Kenya:
Technology to heal a nation {The Independent}
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