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Kevin, Let us separate this into two: 1. Products 2. Services Reviewing products is a lot easier, as you got the final product, can try the trial version and despite
Phares, You have not answered the question. How do you sue a public official who is not legally obliged to deploy technology to improve security in your ward? Why would
> > Phares, > Without a law or court order, how will contract law compel the county > admin in your locality to ensure, for your own security, CCTV is
Hello Rosemary, I will close off my submissions for the day by responding to your kind remarks. For my part I want a mechanism that will help my skills and
Hello Waithaka, Perhaps let us not judge that the proposed bill by the CS to be a duck before we have even seen or heard from it. Also, the only
It seems that bill is seeking to do what others are doing via associations (self regulations) From: kictanet [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Julius Njiraini via kictanet Sent: Monday, December 18,
But c CISA, Oracle, IBM, CISCO do the licensing stuff well? On Mon, Dec 18, 2017 at 6:53 PM, Julius Njiraini via kictanet wrote: > What is an ICT professional
What is an ICT professional according to Australian Association of computer Professional standards The ACS Professional Standards Board (2007) deems an ICT professional as someone eligible for its professional level
Dear Listers, The rationale for the proposed law in my opinion fails both legal and practical tests and I will pick up from where my learned colleague Gertrude left off,
Phares, Without a law or court order, how will contract law compel the county admin in your locality to ensure, for your own security, CCTV is installed, working at strategic