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The HP EliteBook 8560p offers potent performance wrapped in a stylish and durable metal chassis that would make 007 swoon.

HP’s EliteBooks have always been the unsung heroes of the business notebook world. While not as visible as the ubiquitous MacBook Pro or as prestigious as the ThinkPad, the sturdy business notebooks have soldiered on in relative obscurity, relied upon by businesses but unseen but the public at large.

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The HP EliteBook 8560p offers potent performance wrapped in a stylish and durable metal chassis that would make 007 swoon.

HP’s EliteBooks have always been the unsung heroes of the business notebook world. While not as visible as the ubiquitous MacBook Pro or as prestigious as the ThinkPad, the sturdy business notebooks have soldiered on in relative obscurity, relied upon by businesses but unseen but the public at large.

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The HP EliteBook 8560p offers potent performance wrapped in a stylish and durable metal chassis that would make 007 swoon.

HP’s EliteBooks have always been the unsung heroes of the business notebook world. While not as visible as the ubiquitous MacBook Pro or as prestigious as the ThinkPad, the sturdy business notebooks have soldiered on in relative obscurity, relied upon by businesses but unseen but the public at large.

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Group Chairman,Zinox technologies, Mr Leo-Stan Ekeh last week, hinted that his company alone paid up to 2.1 billion in tax for the 60 percent contract share of the Direct Data Capturing DDC machines used in the registration process of the April general elections.

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Group Chairman,Zinox technologies, Mr Leo-Stan Ekeh last week, hinted that his company alone paid up to 2.1 billion in tax for the 60 percent contract share of the Direct Data Capturing DDC machines used in the registration process of the April general elections.

http://technologyavenue.com.ng/web3.0/2011/05/11/we-paid-n2-1-bn-tax-on-ddc-machines-%E2%80%93-zinox/

Group Chairman,Zinox technologies, Mr Leo-Stan Ekeh last week, hinted that his company alone paid up to 2.1 billion in tax for the 60 percent contract share of the Direct Data Capturing DDC machines used in the registration process of the April general elections.

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RESPONDING to the clamour of its customers for flexibility in the prices of data packages, so as to allow them make choices in subscriptions, Starcomms Nigeria Plc, has introduced a 50-hour Internet option.

The 50-hour package on iZAP according to Starcomms, costs N3990 while the 1x component costs N2500. The service will last four fourteen days before a customer can recharge again. Before now, the lowest data subscription hourly planed for Starcomms Internet access was 100hours.

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RESPONDING to the clamour of its customers for flexibility in the prices of data packages, so as to allow them make choices in subscriptions, Starcomms Nigeria Plc, has introduced a 50-hour Internet option.

The 50-hour package on iZAP according to Starcomms, costs N3990 while the 1x component costs N2500. The service will last four fourteen days before a customer can recharge again. Before now, the lowest data subscription hourly planed for Starcomms Internet access was 100hours.

http://technologyavenue.com.ng/web3.0/2011/05/11/starcomms-introduces-50-hours-internet-package/

RESPONDING to the clamour of its customers for flexibility in the prices of data packages, so as to allow them make choices in subscriptions, Starcomms Nigeria Plc, has introduced a 50-hour Internet option.

The 50-hour package on iZAP according to Starcomms, costs N3990 while the 1x component costs N2500. The service will last four fourteen days before a customer can recharge again. Before now, the lowest data subscription hourly planed for Starcomms Internet access was 100hours.

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NIGERIA’S leading telecommunications company, MTN, has re-launched its Virtual Top Up (VTU) service. The service, which was first introduced in 2004 as an SMS-based service, has now been upgraded into the standard recharge platform for a quick and better service delivery.

The new reloaded Virtual Top Up service allows distributors, sub distributors and retailers (VTU vendors) to conveniently sell airtime to their customers (MTN subscribers) at anytime of the day, anywhere and in any denomination without scratching a recharge card.

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NIGERIA’S leading telecommunications company, MTN, has re-launched its Virtual Top Up (VTU) service. The service, which was first introduced in 2004 as an SMS-based service, has now been upgraded into the standard recharge platform for a quick and better service delivery.

The new reloaded Virtual Top Up service allows distributors, sub distributors and retailers (VTU vendors) to conveniently sell airtime to their customers (MTN subscribers) at anytime of the day, anywhere and in any denomination without scratching a recharge card.

http://technologyavenue.com.ng/web3.0/2011/05/11/mtn-targets-more-subscribers-with-reloaded-vtu-service/

NIGERIA’S leading telecommunications company, MTN, has re-launched its Virtual Top Up (VTU) service. The service, which was first introduced in 2004 as an SMS-based service, has now been upgraded into the standard recharge platform for a quick and better service delivery.

The new reloaded Virtual Top Up service allows distributors, sub distributors and retailers (VTU vendors) to conveniently sell airtime to their customers (MTN subscribers) at anytime of the day, anywhere and in any denomination without scratching a recharge card.

http://technologyavenue.com.ng/web3.0/2011/05/11/mtn-targets-more-subscribers-with-reloaded-vtu-service/

E-Governance generally refers to the use of Information Communication Technology by the government to exchange information and services with citizens, businesses and other arms of government.

Ideally, it improves the activities of government ministries, departments and agencies, with a promise of greater efficiency and effectiveness.

Though, e-Governance initiatives are usually complex in nature as well as dealing with multiple stakeholders, experts say it can make valuable contributions to development in all ramifications.

In Nigeria, the Federal Government, some years back, promised to begin to operate on the threshold of e-Governance and run the affairs of the state through ICT.

for more visit http://technologyavenue.com.ng/web3.0/2011/05/09/saving-fg%E2%80%99s-e-governance-initiative-from-failure/

E-Governance generally refers to the use of Information Communication Technology by the government to exchange information and services with citizens, businesses and other arms of government.

Ideally, it improves the activities of government ministries, departments and agencies, with a promise of greater efficiency and effectiveness.

Though, e-Governance initiatives are usually complex in nature as well as dealing with multiple stakeholders, experts say it can make valuable contributions to development in all ramifications.

In Nigeria, the Federal Government, some years back, promised to begin to operate on the threshold of e-Governance and run the affairs of the state through ICT.

for more visit http://technologyavenue.com.ng/web3.0/2011/05/09/saving-fg%E2%80%99s-e-governance-initiative-from-failure/

E-Governance generally refers to the use of Information Communication Technology by the government to exchange information and services with citizens, businesses and other arms of government.

Ideally, it improves the activities of government ministries, departments and agencies, with a promise of greater efficiency and effectiveness.

Though, e-Governance initiatives are usually complex in nature as well as dealing with multiple stakeholders, experts say it can make valuable contributions to development in all ramifications.

In Nigeria, the Federal Government, some years back, promised to begin to operate on the threshold of e-Governance and run the affairs of the state through ICT.

for more visit http://technologyavenue.com.ng/web3.0/2011/05/09/saving-fg%E2%80%99s-e-governance-initiative-from-failure/

Web4Africa Ltd., the leading web hosting company in West Africa, has acquired the web hosting & domain names services of Alireta Nigeria Limited with effect from 1st May 2011.

Founded in March 2003 under the name DomainStandard.net, Alireta broke new grounds by offering domain registration and web hosting services to residents of Nigeria at prices much lower than what was obtainable within Nigeria at that time. The operation has constantly remained among the top ten Nigerian web hosts since inception and was rebranded to Alireta in May 2008.

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Web4Africa Ltd., the leading web hosting company in West Africa, has acquired the web hosting & domain names services of Alireta Nigeria Limited with effect from 1st May 2011.

Founded in March 2003 under the name DomainStandard.net, Alireta broke new grounds by offering domain registration and web hosting services to residents of Nigeria at prices much lower than what was obtainable within Nigeria at that time. The operation has constantly remained among the top ten Nigerian web hosts since inception  and was rebranded to Alireta in May 2008.

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The loss of economic value through Intellectual Property (IP) theft, including counterfeiting and piracy, results in millions of lost jobs, with an estimated $750 billion given away in revenue globaly with accompanying health and safety risks accruing from unsafe products.

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ACTIVITIES towards the hosting of West Africa’s leading ICT conference and exhibition, the West African ICT Congress (WAFICT) and the West African International Telecommunications exhibition (W.Afri.Tel) have received a boost with the Indian High Commissioner to Nigeria, His Excellency, Mahesh Sachdev, accepting to deliver a keynote paper at the conference.

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NITEX is the premier event for software developers, software architects, solution providers, OEMs, IT vendors etc. NITEX-2011 will serve as an excellent opportunity to promote latest technologies as they relate to organizations, ranging from SME’s, large enterprise and multinationals.

The Nigeria Computer Society (NCS), in partnership with Nigeria Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN), National Office of Technology Acquisition & Promotion (NOTAP), Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) and National Directorate of Employment (NDE), present an all-inclusive exhibition to showcase various Nigerian IT products, solutions and services.
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NITEX is the premier event for software developers, software architects, solution providers, OEMs, IT vendors etc. NITEX-2011 will serve as an excellent opportunity to promote latest technologies as they relate to organizations, ranging from SME’s, large enterprise and multinationals.

The Nigeria Computer Society (NCS), in partnership with Nigeria Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN), National Office of Technology Acquisition & Promotion (NOTAP), Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) and National Directorate of Employment (NDE), present an all-inclusive exhibition to showcase various Nigerian IT products, solutions and services.

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Designing an online shopping site is different than other website design because it is focused on building relationships and making money. It is not nearly as important to showcase the company brand as it is to satisfy consumer's expectations, and the reason customers choose to shop online is because it is faster and more efficient. The more an ecommerce site meets customer's wants and needs, the more often customers will return to shop. For this reason, web design for ecommerce should be predictable, focus on efficiency and give users comparison-shopping and control.

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Information Technology management can be a hard job. Scott Lowe provides you with a look at three personnel-related challenges and how you might mitigate them.

Let’s face it, managing a herd of IT pros isn’t always the easiest thing in the world. Between tight work schedules, short deadlines, egos, and life in general, there are a lot of ways that the apple cart can get knocked over. Although I’m far from a perfect manager, here’s how I try to handle specific situations as they arise.

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