Good afternoon, Perhaps a few questions to be asked (not directed at Brian only) if some others may be interested in knowing is... 1. Who qualifies as a stakeholder (individual and company?) 2. How can one qualify as a stakeholder? and contribute to be considered as a voice being heard: 1. Perhaps as members of this list for example; can questions / suggestions regarding certain issues be solicited through the online discussion fora or through directed workshops... be collected and presented on behalf for those unable to attend various events? 3. How can one be nominated to participate at these venues be it retreats and or missions overseas as indicated in the document? I apologise if this has been already discussed at length..however a quick recap can't hurt. Perhaps these are best directed to the ICT board directly? however, it may benefit others curious on this list as well... On another note... I found the document rather interesting as this is response to the much awareness requested on this list : *information* ..* information*...*information*... Kudos to the ICT board on making efforts to dissemniate this info. and hope to see further publishes and eventual invites. To move forward collectively..collaboration is key... Wishing a good friday. Asante, Patrick 2008/8/29 Brian Longwe <blongwe@gmail.com>
FYI Listers
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Brian Longwe <blongwe@gmail.com> Date: Aug 29, 2008 9:31 AM Subject: Re: [kictanet] ICT Board Strategy a Farce To: wambuiwakarema@yahoo.co.uk
Very strong language - but I think you should relax as your concerns are unfounded.
I am at the Strategic retreat. Unfortunately Gilda Odera - Chairperson of BPO, who was supposed to be present had to cancel at the last minute.
Brian
On 8/29/08, Wambui Wakarema <wambuiwakarema@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
I have read with surprise the Kictanet mailout from the ICT Board claiming they are going for a stakeholders strategy workshop in Naivasha.
Who are these stakeholders? Are there any representing the BPO sector?? I ask this because I have contacted the industry association and they dont seem
to be in the know either. This is quite bizarre, especially since BPO is a key sector of the ICT Board's mandate.
Who are the stakeholders from the other ICT sectors? Shouldnt the Board be getting input from key stakeholders at this workshop.
They are wasting government resources going to write strategies and then 'presenting' to stakeholders, yet stakeholders should have been involved from the word go.
The current management of the ICT Board performance is well under par. Recently I called up their
offices wanting to engage with the management on a number of issues. Alas! I was informed that they were all on leave at the same time!
The ICT Board cant seem to function properly due to sheer incompetence.
Dr Ndemo I want a response from you since the buck stops with you!
Wakarema
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