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Omatek Computers receives ISO award as tech minister visits factory

Leading computer company Omatek Computers Plc has received the much coveted ISO certification at a ceremony that coincided with the visit of Nigeria’s Minister of Science and Technology Dr Alhassans Baku Zaku to Omatek’s factory in Lagos. An impressed Dr Zaku during the facility tour said Omatek had achieved a striong sense of standard in its quest to provide top of the range products. “It is so good to see our engineers work with such dedication and attention to detail and very soon Nigeria will be transferring technology to other countries..


 

Glo unwraps 3G internet packs for prepaid users

Globacom has launched prepaid 3G plus services on its network making it possible for millions of prepaid subscribers to enjoy the benefits of high speed internet services. Globacom’s director of sales, Ken Hall, announced the commencement of the service at a media briefing held at the Mike Adenuga Towers, Victoria Islands Lagos on the 27th day of October...


Anabel Group launches pageant and reality show

Anabel Group, the parent company of Nigerian’s leading mobile phone and first Nigerian hand held pocket computer and Smart phone producers, Anabel Mobile, has launched its entertainment division to promote Nigerian and African talents in movies, music, art and the culture industry...


Microsoft brings Windows 7 to town

Microsoft has officially launched Windows 7 for installation on new computers and for purchase in computer retail outlets across the world. Windows 7 is Microsoft’s newest version of its popular Windows desktop operating system, which promises to be the best yet to be distributed by the company...

 


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Glo boosts revenue of call centre operators

Glo Mobile has introduced a new telephone package to boost the revenue earning capacity of Commercial Telephone Operators (CTOs) across Nigeria. Called Glo Profit...

 

Ghana’s NCA set to offer voice and data WiMAX licences but with conditions

Ghana’s regulator NCA is consulting on offering spectrum and a licence that will allow those who win them to offer both voice and data. But as you might imagine there’s a number of catches contained in the package. Russell Southwood looks at what’s on offer...

 

 


Columns

Great writers! A convergence of industry experts dissecting various areas of ICT in West Africa

Agenda IT

Figures don’t lie Segun Oruame writes: ...More than $12 billion have gone into Nigeria’s ICT sector in the last eight year; the mobile sector alone accounts for well over 80% of these investments and more than 90% are offshore moneys...


LINUX Issues

The easy way to integrated communication Folashade Wisdom writes: ...Some Managers are happy about the decisions they have made in the course of the year, some are promising themselves to make the next year a better one...

Contact Centre Hub

VoIP vs. TDM Voice Ikenna writes: When VoIP came along, promising to run voice calls over IP networks for less money, customers were intrigued. Rather than send out a technician to move a phone extension from  one office to another, the user just had to move their phone to a new jack..

Eric's Blog

Second Africa ICT Best Practice conference in Ouaga – Closing the gap between words and action Eric Osiakwan writes: This week, the capital of Burkina Faso, Ouagadougou hosted the second annual “Africa ICT Best Practice Forum”...

LAW IT

Digital evidence will play a greater role in the documentary evidence in courts...

Diary of an Internet Service Provider in Nigeria [DisPING]

A Reluctant Price Increase Sunday Afolayan writes: ...The upward rise in the price of Satellite Connectivity due to the scarcity of C-Band Satellite Spectrum and the reducing  spasms of NEPA or PHCN as it lays prostrate  dying on its sick bed...

Talking Telecom

Independence: Blueprint for an effective regulatory environment Maxwell Massaquoi writes: From many corners of the universe, there is a growing trend by national governments to extrapolate from government ministries (communications ministries), the responsibility for sector (telecommunications) regulation...

The Information Security Expertise Need and Certification

Jide Awe writes: Information protection is a critical need in the knowledge economy. Businesses need expertise for protecting the value and ongoing usability of assets and the integrity and continuity of operations. This involves identifying threats and then choosing the most effective set of tools to combat them...

Network Academy (NetAcad) with Julius Ayuk Tabe

Passport to IT Career (2): Organizations around the world are experiencing a shortage of qualified candidates to fill a growing number of networking positions in virtually every industry...

 

On the Frontiers of Computer Technological Advances

Africa and Emerging Technologies: Trend & Prospects Professor Clement K. Dzidonu: Presented at Titans of Technology (TOT) Conference and Expo
Lagos 3-4 April 2008...

 

 

 


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Brymedia West Africa bids to build overland fibre cable from Nigeria to Tunisia

One of the firms bidding to take- ver NITEL and MTel is planning to build an overland cable from Katsina to Tunisia, Daily Trust learnt last week. A source said that Brymedia West Africa Limited intends to construct the overland cable with a 30 fibre pairs instead of the 2 pairs of SAT-3. The cable will pass through Niger.
The source said the overland cable would pass through two countries instead 13 countries. This will be achieved with the aid of tails to be laid into all the land-locked countries like Chad, Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali...

 

 

   


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