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Contributed by Wambui Karobia
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UUNET Kenya unveils in part its 2010 Strategy
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Information Communication Technology (ICT) journalists were hosted to a lunch session by UUNET Kenya Limited. Here, the firm revealed in part its strategy for 2010 which included: the Pan-African Strategy, New Product Development, as well as the extensive look of partnerships that are placing UUNET on the international map.
Pan-African Strategy
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strategy will be realized through leveraging on the footprint offered
by the two Pan-African entities, MTN Business and Telkom South Africa,
the main shareholders of UUNET Kenya Limited.
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“MTN Business and Telkom South Africa - operate in over 38 African
countries and we are best placed to offer global distance business
communication solutions in all these countries,” said UUNET Kenya’s MD
Mr. Tom Omariba.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 12 March 2010 )
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Contributed by Kenneth Kareithi
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UUNET’s Storage Solutions
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Be prepared when disaster strikes your business at its heart – YOUR DATA. With no guarantee as to when disaster comes, UUNET the leading business communication solutions provider prepares you for the unknown with its STORAGE & DISASTER RECOVERY (DR) solution.
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What is UUNET’s range of Storage and DR solutions?
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Collocation –For you who requires a highly remote secured data center to collocate your hardware.
- Virtual Storage – For you who needs storage
capacity on a secure virtual disk. UUNET provides the necessary
infrastructure and software to enable replication from your primary
servers to UUNET’ virtual storage space.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 12 March 2010 )
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Written by Administrator
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Sony to provide video conferencing facilities in Kenya
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Local Internet Service Provider, UUNET, has entered into a partnership with electronics manufacturer Sony to provide video conferencing facilities in Kenya.
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In the agreement, UUNET will provide bandwidth capacity required while also reselling Sony’s video conferencing equipment.
The
video conferencing technology has been in Kenya for about four years.
It is mainly used by multinational organisations such as the United
Nations and the World Bank.
The satellite-based Internet connection has been limited due to high cost, speed and clarity.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 23 February 2010 )
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