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//Click, a home grown collection of insight, concerns and experience from the hearts of Namibia’s Information and Communications Technology community. With //Click we hope to convey a message of unification and pride to our readers. You, the reader and contributor, form part of the mechanism that ultimately determines if Namibians walk the plank or if we are destined for great things. Small changes eventually change the world. 
Teleworking means you spend at least 20% of your work time at home or other preferred place. This has been accelerated by technological developments, accompanied by lower costs in telecommunications, specifically broadband and mobile devices like cellphones and PDA’s. Many (though not all) jobs are suitable for teleworking: with sales, marketing, graphic design and advertising you can work from home at least one day a week.
Microsoft SharePoint is a Web Portal Solution for interactive, easily managed web-based internet and intranet solutions.
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The ICT sector of Namibia is still small but rapidly growing. At the beginning of 1990s, a series of legislative processes that aimed at promoting ICT in Namibia were put in place. (more…)
Expectations are high as the West Africa Cable System (WACS) landed on the Namibian shores at Swakopmund on 8 February 2011. The cable is set for commercial launch by 2012.
Telecom Namibia, the landing party in Namibia for the WACS submarine cable, has assured Namibians that the cable would crash the cost of bandwidth, which has remained very expensive, resulting to high cost of data and voice services. Reduction in prices is anticipated over time.
In this opinion article, Janice Le, general manager, Cisco’s Digital Media Systems Business Unit discusses the future role of business video and how in order to succeed, companies globally, will need to understand three game-changing advances in business video, identify initial use cases that will generate a return on investment, and prepare their networks for the surge.
2011 has been an exciting year for Networks in Namibia, with a large number of organisations either purchasing a new network infrastructure or upgrading existing infrastructure. The IT Community in general has participated in numerous government and private sector tenders and RFQ’s specifically aimed at new network infrastructure all over the country.
