ICT - We offer an extensive range of Information and Computer Technology (ICT) solutions, including:

  • Software Development , Website Design, Database Integration, Internet & Communications Security

  • Network Security & IT Managed Solutions

  • Digital Library, E-Learning and Digital Archiving

  • E-Publishing and Mobile Applications and Services

  • Digital Video and Audio and Content Processing Software

 

 

Learning Content Management Systems

The concept of an e-Classroom or an online space enables teachers and students to complete activities, discuss learning resources, interact with each other via chat or forum boards, send assignments and make homepages. Teachers can track student progress and set assessment tasks. Parents can communicate with students and teachers. Learning Management Systems (LMS) or Learning Content Management Systems (LCMS) enable virtual learning across space, time and location in a safe and secure environment. International standards for LCMS allow for disparate systems to link with each other to operate seamlessly on the Internet. Many systems are available that comply with interoperability standards and are suitable for educational institutions.

 

ICT CONSULTANCY

Our ICT consultants are specialists in their own fields of computer-based commerce. Due to our consultants’ collective experience in business-related ICT solutions, we believe we can provide practical, realistic suggestions and expert advice to most business problems. Our consultants enjoy a growing reputation for thinking ‘outside the box’ to provide scalable, bespoke ICT solutions that go beyond the usual business paradigm. We deliver IT solutions that bring real business benefits to customers transforming the way businesses receive IT services.


Our aim:

  • To suggest a workable solution to a problem.

  • To show how it can integrate into your established business processes.

  • To provide a working, scalable solution as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible.

  • Help provide advice on applications for grants, loans and match funding to assist in affording the solution

Working with corporate customers and our Partners, we provide ICT (Information Communication Technology) services and solutions including new technologies delivered over Telecom's Next Generation Network.

 

Our key ICT capabilities:

Solution Development & Integration - integrating various technologies for an overall communications solution, helping to reduce customers' total cost of ownership and enabling them to focus on the achievement of their business goals.

ICT Services - providing full hosting and network management services to help improve the performance of customers' IT systems through enhanced reliability, accessibility and efficiency.

Security Services - a full range of security services to help reduce customers' exposure to risk.

Commerce & Mobile Data Services - developing and implementing high-reliability transaction and email messaging services that can enable customers to create new business channels and reduce sales-to-cash cycles.

Contact Centre Services - assisting local and offshore companies to establish or enhance customer contact centre services, improve service levels and reduce costs.


What is involved in implementing ICT for eLearning?

Translating educational and administration requirements into technical equipment and software is a process that will have become familiar to you over the past couple of years, as you established your school's initial

 

Learning Technologies plan.

Putting together the infrastructure and ICT for an e-Learning environment is a challenge. So is the task of keeping it running smoothly, once it has been installed. Four things are important:

  • Careful planning and design of the initial solution, keeping in mind future requirements.

  • Regular monitoring and maintenance, aimed at preventing network and equipment problems.

  • Technically trained people who act as support during implementation, ongoing operation, and throughout the integration of e-Learning into the school.

  • Proactive management of the people, equipment, facilities and software.

Generally, 20% of total computer funding should be allocated to evolving technology, as well as upgrading and maintaining existing infrastructure to cope with the increased demands of multimedia software.


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