Technology leaders to converge in Diani for CIO100 Awards
Harry Hare, the co-founder and Chairman of dx5, invited all tech enthusiast to Diani,
Source: the-star.co.ke
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MaaS will give local customers access to the new set of applications, including Expanse Patient Connect.
Source: itweb.co.za
dx5 Releases First Shortlist For The Digital Transformation Awards
In its drive to steer digital transformation, dx5 has released a shortlist for companies that will compete in the Digital Transformation
Source: kachwanya.com
Over 300 bidding for the digital transformation symposium & awards
At least 350 companies from over 18 countries including Kenya, South Africa, Egypt, Nigeria, and Rwanda have submitted applications for the Digital Transformation (dx100) Symposium & Awards (formerly CIO100).
Source: kbc.co.ke
Over 300 Applications For The Digital Transformation (dx100) Symposium & Awards 2022
Rwanda have submitted applications for the Digital Transformation (dx100) Symposium & Awards (formerly CIO100)
Source: kachwanya.com
Education stakeholders commit to teaching coding in school in an effort to build a digital economy
Technology is rapidly changing the landscape of the workforce with employers across the world increasingly seeking a digitally skilled labour force.
Source: hapakenya.com
Education stakeholders commit to teaching coding in schools as building blocks for economy
NAIROBI, Kenya Oct 6 - Education stakeholders have affirmed their commitment to the early introduction of the coding curriculum in schools to help - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke
Source: capitalfm.co.ke
Global tech titans on POACHING SPREE in Kenya
Several companies in Kenya are struggling to recruit and retain key talent as US tech titans led by Microsoft, Amazon and Google tilt the market in their favour with high salaries and attractive employment terms. The three multinationals have increased their presence in East Africa with Kenya as their hub,…
Source: newsghana.com.gh
Kenyan firms hit as Microsoft, Google talent war raises pay
Local companies are struggling to recruit and retain key talent as US tech titans led by Microsoft, Amazon and Google tilt the market in their favour.
Source: businessdailyafrica.com
Big tech is winning the battle for Kenya's talent — Quartz Africa
Not everyone is winning though in Kenya’s battle for tech talent. Even as Kenya added an estimated 2,000 new developers to its tech talent pool in 2021, startups and telcos are struggling to retain talent.
Source: qz.com