Every industry starts with inventors and innovators. However, there comes a time when regulation is required to help formalize the industry and create opportunities and address some challenges of an…
Theme: Exploring Agritech Opportunities for Employment Introduction Agritech or technology deployment in Agriculture is another major area of employment if properly harnessed since Agriculture is the mainstay of the Ghanaian…
Discussing Youth Employment Opportunities through Remote IT Service Delivery Introduction India, Mexico, and the Philippines are known prior to the covid19 pandemic as remote service delivery destinations in the world.…
Theme: Mobilizing ICT Professionals for Ghana’s Digital Transformation Agenda “It is exciting to see what started as a WhatsApp group conversation transform into a fully functional organization which is now…
Digital literacy has become so important in the 21st century and is applied in manufacturing, services, and other industries. It is, therefore, necessary to create a level playing field for…
Unemployment is a Big Issue It is now clear that unemployment is a national security issue and must be given the needed attention, just like any other security threat. The…
“We need to reskill and upskill to remain relevant. The skills you already have. You need to re-energize it as part of the reskilling process and upskilling, meaning moving the…
Whenever cybersecurity is mentioned, most people think of ethical hacking. However, cybersecurity is broader than this widely held perception. This was revealed at the cybersecurity capacity building workshop organized for…
The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications (GCT), is an industry association, representing the interests of telecommunication operators and infrastructure companies, namely; AirtelTigo, MTN, Vodafone, American Tower Company, Helios Towers, Huawei, Comsys, and C-Squared. Members offer services ranging from fixed and mobile telecommunications to mobile data solutions, Internet services, and mobile financial services.
Technology education and skills development should not be the preserve of the affluent in our society, it must be democratized and accessible by all. This is because emerging technology skills…
The Institute of ICT Professionals, Ghana is a non-profit organisation which is made up of members in various domains of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) practice.
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