Dear Liko,
We would like to invite you to make a
presentation at the forthcoming Outsourcing & Contact Centre Conference,
which we will be holding over 4-5 November under the auspices of the Ministry
of Information & Communications and in partnership with the ICT Board. The programme
of confirmed presentations so far is attached.
It would be great if you would be willing
to share your experience with the other participants.
Yours sincerely,
Sean Moroney
Chairman
AITEC Africa
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From: kictanet-bounces+seanm=aitecafrica.com@lists.kictanet.or.ke
[mailto:kictanet-bounces+seanm=aitecafrica.com@lists.kictanet.or.ke] On Behalf Of Peres Were
Sent: 01 September 2008 12:23
To:
Cc: 'KICTAnet ICT Policy
Discussions'
Subject: Re: [kictanet]
Stakeholder Queries:
Liko,
It would be great to hear
from you and others, your insights into sales and marketing insights that can
benefit the BPO, KPO sector. We can continue the discussion off the list.
Kind regards
Peres
Were
From:
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[mailto:kictanet-bounces+pwere=cascadegl.com@lists.kictanet.or.ke] On Behalf Of Liko Agosta
Sent: 01 September 2008 10:33
To: pwere@cascadegl.com
Cc: KICTAnet ICT Policy Discussions
Subject: Re: [kictanet]
Stakeholder Queries:
About ICT Board and all these Boards
…
Do they ever have open sessions where
stakeholders can review strategy, advice, brainstorm ?
As CEO of verviant, I have been able to
get business … I feel like I have insights into the sales and marketing
process that can benefit other software/ICT providers …
Thanks
Liko Agosta, CEO
Verviant Consulting Services.
Phone : 1-919-341-1820
Fax
: 1-978-268-8403
Toll Free: 1-866-551-4935
Pager: 9193891551@txt.att.net
From:
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[mailto:kictanet-bounces+likoa=verviant.com@lists.kictanet.or.ke] On Behalf Of Patrick Mburu
Sent: Monday, September 01, 2008
2:49 AM
To: Liko Agosta
Cc: KICTAnet ICT Policy
Discussions
Subject: [kictanet] Stakeholder
Queries:
Hi Brian,
Thanks very much for the response, this does help for sure put things
in perspective which is great and point well received. I'm not new
to volunteering capacity and well... we all have to make sacrifices for a
greater good at some point in our time. Hat's off to the team voluntering, I
look forward to contributing.
Looking forward to hearing of opportunities to contribute in my
capacity, and also looking forward to answers on the questions asked
before. (perhaps the title of the email needed to change :-).. so hope it
wont get lost soemwhere..
Best Regards,
Patrick
2008/8/29 Brian Munyao Longwe <brian@caret.net>
Hi PAtrick,
Very good points raised. I will not try to answer any of them directly
- but will make a few suggestions.
I personally feel that it is quite interesting to note your (and many
others previously) open expression of interest in "getting involved"
- this is excellent!
However, the sad fact is that very often when the rubber hits the road
and people need to selflessly dedicate personal time (almost always on a voluntary
basis) - they simply don't. Some of us (and as I look around the room at the 12
odd people sitting here) have been volunteering our time constantly and
consistently for many years, going out of our way, both to find out what is
happenning and to offer our (free time and input) towards helping govt better
understand and work with "stakeholders" in defining the ways of
moving forward. A lot of this has happened through our personal involvement in
organisations such as KICTANET, TESPOK, KENIC, KIF, KEPSA, EAIA, CSK, etc...
As a result of these largely voluntary participations I think Govt has
realised that there are people who are willing to set aside their personal and
commercial interests and help out of their hearts.
My two pence and probably not very clearly expressed but I hope you get
my point.
For those who *genuinely* want to be of service, there comes a high
price in terms of personal commitment and sometimes it takes years before one
is recognised as being a consistent and reliable resource.
In my personal experience my first major engagement in a national
process was during the drafting, review and enactment of the Communications Act
in 97/98 which I pursued because I had a passion to see transformation within
the industry and genuinely felt that this was an opportunity - now 10 years
later I am the one being chased by various committees/panels for my input......
Hope this helps,
B
On Aug 29, 2008, at 12:43 PM, Patrick Mburu wrote: