Road Safety
It is no doubt that a greater percentage of our daily living is spent commuting, especially on private, local, state roads and highways or motorways
We commute, to work; to church; to visit family and friends; to the airport; to the seaport; to the market; to the bank; and to …..
It is imperativee that as daily [...]
Common Sense not with us anymore
Robert McKenzie’s response to Alan M Webers’ “Three Rules for These Time” on Conversation Starter at Harvard Business Publishing.
Dear Alan,
I am in total agreement with you! For too long the class room has taught management as if it were all about economic performance, shareholder value, and the share price of publically traded companies. But sadly:
Today [...]
Assessing Nigeria’s Readiness for Government 2.0: NITDA’s role
Transforming governments is not easy. While technology alone cannot transform governments, governments today cannot transform without technology. In the fast paced world of technology, new approaches constantly extend the boundaries of what is possible.
The pace of change is evidenced by the fact that terms like SOA, WOA, community sourcing, cloud computing, software-as-a-service, and Web 2.0 [...]
Nigeria: food crisis, crude oil and biofuels
You cannot but agree with me that these three things are amongst the biggest issues on most seminars, conferences, discuss and activities in around governments, agencies and international organisations in recent times.
Nigeria as a country is having its own share of the attention in many facets.
Food Crisis:
Nigeria no doubts have got too many mouths to feed; [...]
‘IT’ Can Be Good Or ‘IT’ Can Be Bad
‘IT’ Can Be Good Or ‘IT’ Can Be Bad - It’s All Up To You!
Contributed by: Theresa Twogood
What is ‘IT’ that once experienced leads to more of the same ‘IT’? What is ‘IT’ if bad that feeds off of and gobbles up every good and simple pleasure known to man; but when good, [...]