1-3 December 09

Online Information is once again set to play host to thousands of information professionals, information end-users and publishers from around the globe, meeting suppliers of online content, e-publishing, and library management solutions. IMS provides a forum for IT, business, and information management professionals to find unlimited, relevant advice, educational content and compare solutions under one roof. Attend IMS and meet suppliers of content management, search solutions,online content ressources,epublishing,library management systems and Web 2.0 technologies.

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Operators and government need a fibre backbone network that allows them, with confidence, to promise their users absolute reliability and quality, letting them decide what type and volume of traffic goes over it with a low cost of ownership, high security and control – a system which can be adapted easily for different needs.

Through its expert management team and dedicated service personnel, Africa Fibrenet is able to offer high quality, reliable management and operation services for government, regional and municipal fibre backbones – working with our clients so that they can deliver the best service possible to their customers.

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• Rise of cybercrime and management responsibility (deurainfosec.com)

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At a time when media companies globally are struggling to stay afloat due to high operating costs and declining revenues, Kenya’s Nation Media Group’s (NMG) digital division grew its profits (not revenues) by 12%.

The growth was attributed to a content management system, the launch of several web sites, and the initiation of e-newspapers for the group’s print titles.

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