ICT training to more than 45 million people in Africa by 2010 by Microsoft
Microsoft is planning to assist in giving ICT training to more than 45 million people in Africa by 2010.
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Roll out plan of the IT roadmap focused in ‘e-Revolution’ 2006 curtain raiser
The ‘e-Revolution’ 2006 curtain raiser on July 19, 2006 focused on the roll out plan of the IT roadmap in Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh in India.
Haryana establishing IT enabled citizen services to rural areas
The State of Haryana in India is establishing a communication corridor that would enable Haryana government to take IT enabled citizen services to rural areas of the state, using various e-Governance initiatives and to manage the state government’s projects and programmes.
Alliance between ICT companies in Nigeria and Middle East
An alliance between two leading ICT companies in Nigeria and two ICT companies from the Middle East has been formed.
Red Hat offers telecom solutions
Red Hat, open source linux-based solutions provider has started a telecom partner programme to drive adoption of carrier-grade server platforms.
IT policy with a social need
A new IT policy and promotion of satellite towns with necessary social inputs are under consideration in Tamil Nadu.
United Arab Emirates Knowledge Economy 2006 published
Madar Research Group has published United Arab Emirates Knowledge Economy 2006, the first complete assessment of the United Arab Emirates’ progress towards a knowledge-based economy.
Nigerian ICT professionals plan free ICT training for judges and senior police officers
Nigerian ICT professionals, who are USA-based, have planned to train all the judges and senior police officers in Enugu State in ITC, without any charge.
Amdocs enters $375 million worthy deal on telecommunications networks
Amdocs Ltd. London-based concern will enter the business of running telecommunications networks with its $375 million acquisition of Cramer Systems Group Ltd.
Government of Thailand to crack down on 1900 chat lines
The Government of Thailand is threatening to crack down on 1900 chat lines that claim to offer love and friendship but are increasingly being used to provide sexual services.
