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Thursday, January 19, 2006
Lousy customer services for foreigners
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Features of the week: That customers are the kings of every business may not be in the dictionary of the Düsseldorf-based Global System fo...
Nigerians urged to invest on content, NIG gets 10 committees
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Nigerians have been urged to channel their investment plans into content provision on the internet by the President, Nigeria Internet Group...
Novell creates AppArmor project for Linux
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U nited States-based Novell Inc developer of software for the open enterprise with office in South Africa, has announced the creation of th...
NCPI, tangible opportunity -– Kleynhans
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Country General Manager for Africa at the American Power Conversion (APC) Mr. Carl Kleynhans, has said that the firm’s Network-Critical Ph...
MTN lifts student with Kia Optima
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TWENTY-year old Secretarial Administration student of the Federal Polytechnic, Owerri, Ms. Chinenye Onyema, has emerged star prize-winner of...
750 exhibitors sign for 3GSM congress
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Estimated 750 corporate exhibitors are expected to grace the 3GSM World Congress slated for next month in Barcelona. Congress is the world’s...
East Africa subscribers aim 40m Research
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In three years time, the telecommunication subscribers in the Eastern African countries are expected to reach 40 million, according to the T...
SDR forum takes on communications advances
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Denver, Colorado-based Software Defined Radio (SDR) forum would today round-up it’s first meeting for the year in Maima with the theme ‘Comm...
Unified licensing is good, but ... Odufuwa
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Interview: Chief Executive, eShekels Limited, Lagos, Mr. Fola Odufuwa, spoke with Senior Reporter, REMMY NWEKE on accelerating bandwidth and...
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Wednesday, January 18, 2006
NATCOMS calls another switch off protest
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For the second time in over four years of Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) advent in the country, another call has been made to...
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