Sentence examples for ict centre from inspiring English sources

In the early 1990s, however, a combination of new national economic liberalization policies and the emergence of a strong education system in the city encouraged the development of an information and communications technology (ICT) sector in Bangalore and paved the way for its rapid development into both a national and a global ICT centre.

Recently initiated the Chandaria ICT centre in KTC, enabling training of the Kibera residents as well as serious job opportunities.

Our resource centre will allow us to offer two new services: a sexual reproductive health clinic and the first village library and ICT centre in Rongai.

VCT and PPTCT are now offered at the same facility referred to as integrated counselling and testing (ICT) centre.

http://lucene.apache.org/ (accessed 16 Feb 2010) The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6947/10/58/prepub NisTA is funded by the Australian government as represented by Department of Broadband, Communication and Digital Economy, and the Australian Research Council through the ICT centre of Excellence programme.

The decision to introduce computer studies at the school came about because teachers were concerned that the ICT curriculum – centred around "Office-based" applications such as Word, PowerPoint and Excel – was not preparing young people for the jobs and careers they might go on to in the future.

Scores for all statements for ICT use, ICT skills, and items for each perceived ICT attribute were averaged to create the specific "ICT use" and "ICT skills" mean score, and "perceived ICT attributes" mean score.

Robert Muthuri is currently a Research Fellow – ICT at the Centre for IP and IT (CIPIT) at the Strathmore School of Law.

Nelson is also switching the emphasis on another element of the ICT strategy, the data centre rationalisation programme, after identifying a possible problem with the way it could be implemented.

"Full Spectrum Warrior", a game which, like "Command", was developed under the auspices of the Institute for Creative Technologies (ICT), a military-funded centre at the University of Southern California, is a "first-person shooter" game which simulates infantry combat at the squad level ten individuals or so.

In South Africa extending e-government to communities has been in the form of more and/or better equipped ICT-enabled community centres, called Thusong Service Centres.