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Based on training material developed by it@ab, the Southern African Network on Information Technology in African Business, a project of InWEnt gGmbH - Internationale Weiterbildung und Entwicklung gGmbH (Capacity Building International, Germany) funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development. Reference number of original training material: TRM1701701700. Under the license, the copyright holders do not endorse any future versions of the material or the use of the work.
Authors
Ralph Barthel-
Nicolas Dietrich
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Günter Drews
Norberto Félix
Ndapewa Vistorina Hangula-
Malte Helmert
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Foibe Nauyele Kalipi
Tiwonge Manda-
Hans-Peter Merkel
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Jennifer Merkel
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Helmut Merz
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Peter Miez-Mangold
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Silvia Richter
Blanca Segura Garcia-
Michael Wagner
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Carlos Zárate Espinoza
Editors
Benjamin Coester, Petra Hagemann, Balthas Seibold, Christiane Weber, Kerstin Nolte
Publisher / Copyright holder
InWEnt gGmbH - Internationale Weiterbildung und Entwicklung gGmbH
Capacity Building International, Germany
Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 40, 53113 Bonn
http://www.it-inwent.org
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Dr. Ulrich Popp, Chief Executive Director
Dr. Gudrun Kochendörfer-Lucius
Bernd Schleich
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Erich Stather
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Responsible for the content
Division 4.04 Business Development and Infrastructure
Balthas Seibold, Senior Project Manager - ICT for development
Petra Hagemann, Project Manager - ICT for development (contact person, e-mail: ict [at] inwent.org)
Coordination
Büro Carlos Zárate Espinoza Freiburg, Germany
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About it@ab - Information Technology in African Business
The Southern African Knowledge Network on "Information Technology in African Business" (it@ab) supports the participation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), institutions and governmental bodies in the field of e-business development and IT training and promotes local and regional business cooperation. More than 30 institutions in seven SADC member states have been drawn together under the network's umbrella since 2001 and serve as multipliers for innovation and technology exchange. it@ab mainly consists of IT consulting firms, IT trainings institutions, business promotion agencies and universities in Angola, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Tanzania and Zambia.
About it@inwent - Supporting ICT Networks in the South
InWEnt - Capcity Building International, Germany supports its partners in Africa and Asia to provide advanced knowledge in Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs). The key objectives of the it@inwent programs are to strengthen IT sectors, foster vital innovations in ICTs for sustainable human development, and use ICTs as enabling tools for poverty reduction. it@inwent focuses on providing IT training and blended learning, fostering business opportunities and virtual networking, and promoting innovative ICT solutions such as free and open source software.
