On 29/05/2009, alice <alice@apc.org> wrote:

Please note that the deadline is today.

More information about the award, the nomination procedure, and about Jon Postel's life and contributions is available at:

http://www.isoc.org/postel/

best

alice

Solomon Mburu wrote:

Wow, that's impressive Ochuodo's credentials. I've got one question
here: Where are we supposed to send the nominations? Is it on this
list or there is a specific site? If so, which one? Alice...?!

On 29/05/2009, Theus Owicho <owichot@gmail.com> wrote:

*Name:* Dr. Shem J. *OCHUODHO *

** *Nationality:* Kenyan *
*

*
*

*Date of Birth:* 29.12.60

*Languages:* *Speaking* *Reading* *Writing*

English Excellent Excellent Excellent

Dholuo Excellent Excellent Excellent

Kiswahili Good Excellent Good

*ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS*

2004: *LLD (Honorary)*, Marlboro College, Vermont, USA for "Successful
Contribution and Combination of *Innovation, Business and Politics*"

1992: *Ph.D* in Computer Science, Specialising in *Software Engineering
and Database Technology*, York University, United Kingdom.

1987: *MSc* in Electrical Engineering, Specialising in *Electronics and
Telecommunications*, University of Nairobi, Kenya.

1984: *BSc* in Mathematics and Phyiscs, University of Nairobi, Kenya.

*KEY QUALIFICATIONS (PROFESSIONAL)*

Dr. Ochuodho is the *ICT Advisor to Minister of State in Charge of Energy
and Communications*, Government of Rwanda (since May 2006). He also recently
served as the * Chairman of the NEPAD Inter-Governmental Working
Sub-Committee (IG-WSC)* mandated to evolve a common promotion strategy for
the East African Sub-Marine Cable System (*EASSy*) among the policy makers,
regulators, operators, development finance institutions (DFIs), and the
civil society.

He was previously the *Executive Director *of the *Rwanda Information
Technology Authority *(*RITA, *June 2005 – May 2006*). *

Dr Ochuodho is a former *Managing Director of the Kenya Pipeline Company
(KPC) Limited *(March 2003 – December 2004). KPC is the State Corporation
charged with the transportation, storage, and handling of petroleum
products. It operates and manages a 900-km pipeline network from
Mombasa-Nairobi-Kisumu-Eldoret. Apart from handling more than 80% of Kenya's
refined petroleum supplies, KPC also moves most of the products used in
Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Northern Tanzania, and parts of the Democratic
Republic of Congo (DRC).

He is a past * Chairman and Founder* of the African Regional Centre for
Computing (*ARCC*). ARCC is a research and training organization whose main
purport is to promote the use and development of computing and
communications technologies, and a pioneer Internet service provider in
Sub-Sahara Africa.

He has previously lead a team of *Senior* *Consultants engaged by the
International Telecommunication Union (ITU)* on behalf of the SADC
Telecommunications Operators Association (SATA) looking at network
modernization and expansion with specific focus on the improvement of
transmission, signalling and switching systems as well as the establishment
of national and regional Internet exchange points (IXPs) within the SADC
region.

He has also previously served as the *Lead Consultant in the UNESCO/UNDP
National Information and Communications Infrastructure (NICI) Policy
Framework Project*, which seeks to work with the Kenya Government through
the Ministry of Information and Communications, the Office of the Government
Spokesperson, and the E-Government Directorate in the Office of the
President to develop a NICI Policy Framework, realize and implement a
National ICT Policy, facilitate the implementation of the E-Government
Strategy, and support the related Capacity-building process.

He was the * Founding Convenor and Vice-Chairman of the Kenya ICT Trust Fund
*, an initiative of 20 leading Private and Public Corporates working under
the aegis of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology that seeks to
assist at least 80% of all public secondary schools to establish computer
laboratories for educational purposes. As a related exercise, Microsoft
contracted ARCC to oversee the establishment of a computer refurbishment
centre to churn out about 4,000 computer units per month destined for 10
Eastern and Central African countries. During the time, ARCC was also
contracted by MultiChoice Africa to train and support 10 identified schools,
6 of which were members of the NEPAD e-Schools programme. He continues to be
a Member of the Kenya's e-Schools National Steering Committee.

He is highly experienced in computing/software technology and information
systems development. He is at the frontier of his profession in *developing,
promoting and spreading Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in
Africa particularly in Rwanda, Kenya* (and the environs) in several sectors
including trade and commerce, health, education, and international
networking. In the field of information systems development, Dr.
Ochuodhohas considerable consulting experience in advising and
assisting
Governments, businesses, institutions and other organisations to identify
and define their data and information needs as well as in selection,
installation and maintenance of software and hardware that best serve their
needs at reasonable cost. His previous clients include UN agencies,
Governments of Kenya & Eritrea, Embassies, International Organisations
(including the then European Commission), Donor Organisations, and the
Private Sector. Dr. Ochuodho served *as the Consultant* to develop the
UNCTAD sponsored Trade Point for Kenya and was designated by UNCTAD as the
focal point to mirror it's Trade Point World-Wide Web Homepage in Africa. He
has also worked with small scale producers and exporters to develop a
database and trade information systems to enhance their business
performance. In addition, he has worked with the Office of the Attorney
General to look at the legal aspects of IT (including intellectual property
rights and trade laws) as well as application of IT in the administration of
justice--legal informatics.

In collaboration with the then Ministry of Research, Technical Training and
Technology (MRTT&T), he spearheaded the development of the first draft
National IT Policy for Kenya. At the turn of the Century, he was deeply
involved with the Ministry of Finance on a *pro-bono* basis in seeking ways
to stem the *Millennium or Year 2000 Computer Bug (Y2K)*, being a Member of
the National Y2K Steering Committee as the ICT industry representative.

>From 1997-2002, Dr Ochuodho was Member of Parliament for Rangwe
Constituency. As the Lead Expert and Member of the *Communications Committee
*, he was instrumental in the harmonizing and lobbying for the passage of
the * Telecom Bill*, which liberalized the telecommunications sector and
popularized Internet and mobile phone services. He was Founding Secretary of
the ruling party's (NARC's) Co-ordinating Committee and Council.

He previously worked with *Eriteria's Ministry of Communications* as *a
Consultant* to develop a national communications policy. He has also served
as * External Examiner in Computer Science to the University of Zimbabwe*.
He has *published extensively*.

*WORK EXPERIENCE:*

*Current Position*: ICT Advisor to Minister of State in charge of Energy
and Communications (since May 2006). *Immediate Past Position*: Executive
Director, Rwanda Information Technology Authority (RITA – between June 2005
& May 2006)

*Other Recent Responsibilities*:

• Chairman and Co-Founder of the African Regional Centre for Computing
(ARCC, Nairobi). Senior Consultant in various UN projects – (January-June
2005).

• Managing Director, Kenya Pipeline Company Limited (March 2003-December
2004).

• National Chairman of the Computer Society of Kenya

• Member of the Planning Committee of ITU's Telecom Forums.

• Chairman of the Interim Committee of the African Internet Group (AIG).

• Founding Chairman of the Kenya Association for the Advancement of
Computer Technology (KAACT, Incorp. USA).

• Chairman of the African Very Large Database Steering Committee.

• Member of Parliament for Rangwe, and Member of Parliamentary
Communications Committee (December 1997-December 2002).

• Advisor to the UNESCO Intergovernmental Informatics Programme
Committee.

• External Examiner in Computer Science for the University of Zimbabwe,
Harare.

• Referee/Reviewer for several leading international and regional
journals.

1993-1994:* Senior Lecturer in Computer Science, Kenyatta University,
Kenya.* Taught and supervised several undergraduate and postgraduate
students. Started the Computer Centre at the University. With others,
conceived the African Virtual University (AVU) idea.

1987-1993:* Lecturer/Tutorial Fellow*, Institute of Computer Science,
University of Nairobi, Kenya. Supervised several projects by
postgraduate
and undergraduate students, and taught the following courses:

• Fundamentals of Computer Science to Science & Engineering undergraduate
students.

• Computer Technology and Database Systems Design to Postgraduate
students.

• In the same period, the National Council for Science and Technology
(NCST), in collaboration with the now defunct Kenya Posts and
Telecommunications, funded his project, which culminated in a
subscriber-based monitoring unit.

• Research Assistant with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
attached to the African Institute for Higher Technical Training
& Research,
Nairobi (June - October 1988).

1992: Post-doctoral research fellowship at York University, UK, and
Visiting scholar, University of California (Berkeley, MSRI), USA.

*As part of Ph.D. training*, worked with several research laboratories and
institutions across the world, and gave tutorials or demonstrated to both
undergraduate and postgraduate students in the Department of Computer
Science, University of York. Courses involved included:

• Digital Circuit Design and Microcomputer Project

• Gates to Boards, Introduction to Databases, and Systems Analysis &
Design

1986-1987: * Lecturer, Eldoret Polytechnic, Kenya*.

On first appointment, was seconded to the Kenya Polytechnic to teach
Electronics in the Departments of Applied Science and Graphic Arts & Design.
At the same time, was assigned to a project sponsored by the then European
Economic Commission (EEC) and the Kenya Posts & Telecommunications (KP&TC)
to gain industrial experience. At the time, the Research Unit of KP&TC was
involved in an ambitious programme of manufacturing simple telecommunication
equipments. His responsibility in particular, was to study electrical
characteristics (and implications) when manufactured instruments were
interfaced with the public phone grid. He was instrumental in the
conceptualization and setting up of the Polytechnic' Computer Centre.

1986:* Part-time Lecturer, Kenya Polytechnic, Nairobi*.

1984:* Assistant Telecommunications Controller - Trainee*: Kenya Posts &
Telecommunications Corporation.

*LIST OF PUBLICATIONS [*Attached as Annex*]*

*CONSULTANCY, PROJECTS, & NATIONAL/REGIONAL IT DEVELOPMENT*

• As Chairman of CSK/Kenya Computer Institute (KCI) and KAACT, has
initiated a number of institutional, national or regional projects (eg.
procurement and redistribution of computing facilities, evolution of a
national/regional networking strategy, organization of ICT symposia and
seminars, lobbying for review of taxes on IT products, telecom services,
etc). June 1990 - to date.

• Provided various types of consultancy and support services to major
groups in the finance and export promotion sectors including banks (e.g.
the
PTA Bank, and the Central Bank of Kenya), trade facilitation and
promotion associations/groups (e.g. Kenya National Chamber of Commerce,
Federation of Kenya Employers, the National Association of Kenyan Women
in
Business, Kenya Rural Enterprise Bank (K-REP), Confederation of Zimbabwe
Industries (CZI), and the ILO small enterprise programme), and export
promotion institutions (e,g, the Export Promotion Council, Export
Promotion
Zones Authority, and Kenya Industrial Estates).

• Initiated the oldest *real-time* *full* Internet service in Kenya to
date serving both the public and private sectors. Served clientele in
nearly 20 African countries.

• Was responsible for networking Kenya-based participants in the USAID
funded TradeNet project which interlinked small to medium enterprises.

• Participated in a number of regional (mainly African) and Third
WorldIT-related committees (eg. IFIP WG 9.4, UNESCO RINAF project,
etc), and
various discussion groups whose prime objective was to promote the
development and use of computer technology. Many of these discussions led
to
initiation of vital projects, eg. the RINAF (Regional Informatics Network
for Africa) project, the Commonwealth Secretariat's COMNET-IT project,
and
the USAID-supported Kenyan Education Network (KENET).

• Participated in *ad-hoc* consultancy engagements for/with Telecom
Australia (now Telstra), British Telecom (BT), GEC Plessey Telecom (GPT),
GEC Marconi and CSELT (Italy) - among other leading telecom/computer
companies. 1989-1992.

• Consulted for the International Research Development Centre (IDRC) and
the British Council, Nairobi. Was Principal Consultant to the
WorldHealth Organization's (WHO's) Health Learning Materials Network
in Africa
(HLMNet), and the International Republican Institute's (IRI's) African
Democracy Network (ADN.

*MEMBERSHIP OF ASSOCIATIONS & TECHNICAL COMMITTEES*:

• Past Chairman of CSK, KAACT, Kenya Information Society (KIS – formerly
Building Information Communities in Africa – BICA-Kenya), and the African
Very Large Database Steering Committee. Corresponding member of ITU's
CCITT
Working Party X/3, member of the African Working Group on Research and
Teaching in Computer Science, IFIP Working Group 9.4, and the Kenya
UNESCO
IIP Committee.

• Member of the Institution of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
(IEEE), the Institute of Electrical Engineers (IEE), and the British
Computer Society (BCS).

• Voted "Father of Internet" in Kenya by CSK in 2000.

• Donned "Industry Pioneers' Award" by AfricaOnline in 2005.

*HOBBIES*

Internet browsing, reading, travelling, tennis, and fellowshipping.

*REFEREES*

1. Prof. Robert JALANG'O-AKELLO

Professor of Electrical Engineering, University of Nairobi

P.O. Box 30197, Tel: +254-334244, NAIROBI, Kenya

1. Dr Ekwow SPIO-GARBRAH

Chief Executive Officer, Commonwealth Telecommunication Organization
(CTO)

Clarville House, 26-27 Oxendon Street, London SW1Y 4EL

United Kingdom, Email: *E.Spio-Garbrah@CTO.int* <E.Spio-Garbrah@CTO.int>,
Telephone: +44 (0) 20 7930 5511
Fax:+44(0) 20 7930 4248.

1. Eng. John KIMBE

Manager, Technology and Policy

Southern Africa Telecommunication Association (SATA)

P.O. Box 2677

MAPUTO, Mozambique, Email:
*john.kimbe@sata-sec.net*<john.kimbe@sata-sec.net>

Phone: +258 21 302 196, Cell No: +258 82 417 7100

1. Prof. Jack CROWELL

Professor of Mathematics & Computer Science & Co-ordinator of Kenya Rural
Schools

Computer Project, Delta College, Michigan, USA, Email: *
jlcrowel@delta.edu* <jlcrowel@delta.edu>

* ANNEX:** **PUBLICATIONS – DR SHEM J. OCHUODHO*

*REFEREED JOURNALS, REPORTS AND BOOKS*

• "Report on Proposed Institutional and Strategic Framework to
Facilitate Accelerated Planning, Design, Development, Operation and
Management of a Broadband ICT/Telecommunication Infrastructure in East
Africa", *Study Conducted for the International Telecommunication Union
(ITU) Africa Office and the East African Community (EAC)*, January 2007.

• "A National Orchestra: the Many Songs and Strands in National ICT
Policy Making in Kenya", in *At the Cross-Roads: ICT Policy Making in
East Africa*, pp. 68-83, East African Educational Publishers, Nairobi
(2005), ed. F. Etta & L. Elder, International Development Research Centre
(IDRC).

• With J. Baraza and F. Josiah, "Report on SADC Regional Information
Infrastructure Feasibility Study: Intelligent Nodes for SADC Countries
and
Transmission Networks for Angola and DRC", *Study Conducted for the
International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Africa Office and the
Southern
African Telecom Association (SATA)*, May 2005.

• "An Overview of PVC-M", *Information and Software Technology*,
34(*6*),
pp. 1-8, Butterworth Heinneman (June 1992). Also appeared in *Collected
Papers in Databases*, ed. D.G. Bridge, York Technical Report YCS 170,
January 1992.

• "XDL: The Process Modelling Language of PVC-M", in *Proceedings of the
IEEE International Conference on Computer Systems and Software
Engineering
*, eds. P. DeWilde and J. Vandewalle, pp. 648-653, IEEE Computer Society
Press (May 1992).

• "Object-Oriented Database Support for Software Project Management
Environments - Data Modelling Issues", *Information and Software
Technology*, 34(*5*), pp. 1-25, Butterworth Heinneman (May 1992). Also
appeared as *York Technical Report YCS 165*, ed. I.C. Wand, 1991.

• "An Object-Oriented Approach to Configuration Management", *IEE
Colloquium on Formal Methods and Notations Applicable to
Telecommunications
*, pp. 7/1-7/4, IEE Electronics Division (March 1992).

• With A.W. Brown, "XDL: An Object-Oriented Extension to SDL", in
*SDL'91: Evolving Methods
*, eds. O. Faergemand and R. Reed, North Holland, pp. 35-47 (1991).

• With A.W. Brown, "A Process-Oriented Version and Configuration
Management Model for Communications Software", in *Proceedings of the 3rd
International Workshop on Software Configuration Management*, ed. P.
Feiler, ACM Press, pp. 109-120 (1991).

• "An Object-Oriented Approach to Version Management", in *Proceedings
of the 4th DLSU Computer Conference*, ed. J.E. Dayao, Philippines, Manila
(1991).

• With P. Mwaniki and G. Karanja, "A National Networking Strategy for
Kenya and the Role of the Kenya Computer Institute", in *Electronic
Networking in Africa: Advancing Science and Technology for Development*,
eds. A. Tindimubona and A.A. Wilson, pp. 87-95, AAAS (1992). Original
manuscript presented at the African Academy of Sciences (AAS)/American
Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) *Workshop on Science
and Technology Communication Networks in Africa*, Nairobi, Kenya, August
1992.

• With J. Ochuodho, "AISY: An Integrated AIDS Information System", in
Pre-Proceedings of the *First International Working Conference on Health
Informatics in Africa, HELINA'93*, pp. 47-54, eds. S. Mandil and M.
Korpela, WHO/IMIA (April 1993).

• "Electronic Networking and Delivery of Health Service: the Kenyan
Experience", in *Proceedings of the First International Working
Conference on Health Informatics in Africa*, 19-23 April 1993, Ile-Ife,
Nigeria. Eds. M. Korpela and S.H. Mandil.

• With I.C. Ezigbalike, "Developing Countries IT Research and
Development: The Training They'd Rather Do Without", in *Proceedings of
the IFIP International Conference on Social Implications of Computers in
Developing Countries*, eds. S.C. Bhatnagar and M. Odedra, Tata
McGraw-Hill (1994).

• With J. Ochuodho, J. Elkin and S. Ojoo, "WHO for AIDS Come the Year
2000?", in *Proceedings of the IFIP International Conference on Social
Implications of Computers in Developing Countries*, eds. S.C. Bhatnagar
and M. Odedra, Tata McGraw-Hill (1994).

• "A Configuration Management Model for Communications Software",
*Journal of Systems Integration (JOSI)
*, Kluwer Academic Publishers (USA). (1998).

• "Object-Oriented Database Support for Software Project Support
Environments: Process Modelling Issues", *Information and Software
Technology*, Butterworth Heinneman. (1998).

• "A Database Perspective to SDL", *Kenya Journal of Science and
Technology*, Kenya National Academy of Sciences. (1998).

• With I.C. Ezigbalike, "Email for Developing Countries: What They Never
Tell You About IT", in *Truly Global Communication*, ed. L. Press,
Academic Press (1995). Also presented at AITEC-South Conference, Harare,
Zimbabwe, November 1991.

• "The Status of National Electronic Networking in Kenya", in *
Informatica*, eds. S.J. Ochuodho & J. Kithinji, Kenya Computer Institute
(KCI 1995). Also presented at a KCI National Networking Seminar, Nairobi,
September 1992.

• "Database Support for IPSEs", *Kenya Journal of Science and Technology
*, Kenya National Academy of Sciences. (1998).

*OTHER PUBLICATIONS*:

• "A Process-Oriented Approach to Configuration Management for
Communications Software", *Ph.D. Thesis*, University of York (March
1992).

• With D.J. Lumby (British Telecom), "Configuration Management in UXD5B:
PVC-M on Trial", *Technical Report YCS 166*, ed. I.C. Wand, Department of
Computer Science, University of York (November 1991).

• With A.W. Brown, "Process Modelling in PVC-M: An Object-Oriented
Approach", * Technical Report YCS 157*, ed. I.C. Wand, Department of
Computer Science, University of York (August 1991).

• "KCI-Int'l: Kenyans Committed to the Advancement of Computer
Technology in the Region", Presented at a *KCI National Seminar*,
Nairobi, Kenya (September 1992).

• *Email Demystified: Low-Cost Networking with FrontDoor*, African
Regional Centre for Computing/American Academy for the Advancement of
Sciences (AAAS 1995).

• With W. Okello-Odongo, "Empowering the Serious Kenyan
Physicist", *Proceedings of the Kenya National Association of
Physicists (KNAP) Annual
Regional Conference*, October 1992, Nairobi, Kenya (1995).

• "An Electronic Telephone Monitoring Unit", *M.Sc. Thesis*, Department
of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, University of Nairobi (1987).

• "Trends in Telematics and Prospects for Africa", Lead article at
the *UNESCO-ROSTA High-Level Meeting of Informatics Experts in Africa
*, Nairobi, Kenya (July 1993).

On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 9:06 AM, Theus Owicho <owichot@gmail.com> wrote:

I wish to nominate Shem Ochuodho

On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 8:26 AM, Walubengo J <jwalu@yahoo.com> wrote:

I would support Brian's nomination but hasten to add one Michuki Mwangi -
the founding technical manager for KENIC, KIXP and probably others we do
not know about.

But I think the technical group (skunkworks) would be better placed to
nominate.

walu.

--- On Thu, 5/28/09, Eric M.K Osiakwan <emko@internetresearch.com.gh>
wrote:

From: Eric M.K Osiakwan <emko@internetresearch.com.gh>
Subject: Re: [kictanet] Fw: [ISOC] Nominations for 2009 Jonathan B.

Postel Service Award Due by29 May

To: jwalu@yahoo.com
Cc: "KICTAnet ICT Policy Discussions" <kictanet@lists.kictanet.or.ke>
Date: Thursday, May 28, 2009, 7:13 PM
I think Brian's
technical work on the continent over the years, could merit
a submission......
Eric here

On 28 May 2009, at 08:26, alice munyua
wrote:

No. unfortunately. They need techies....:)
Best
Alice
From: Kamotho Njenga
Date: Thu, 28 May 2009 11:02:01 +0300
To: <alice@apc.org>
Subject: Re: [kictanet] Fw: [ISOC] Nominations for
2009 Jonathan B. Postel Service Award Due by29 May

Alice,Might
you be the eligible
Kenyan? Kamotho

On 5/28/09, alice munyua <alice@apc.org>
wrote:Dear all
I m sure we have Kenyans who would bag this award.

Best
Alice
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Dear Colleagues,

Nominations for the 2009 Jonathan B. Postel Service Award
are due by
29 May. The Internet Society presents this annual award to
an
individual or an organization that has made outstanding
contributions
in service to the data communications community. This year
the award
will be presented during the 75th Internet Engineering Task
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(IETF) meeting in Stockholm, Sweden, 26-31 July. The award
includes a
presentation crystal and a prize of USD20,000.

The award recognizes sustained and substantial technical
contributions, service to the community, and leadership.
With respect
to leadership, the nominations committee places particular
emphasis on
candidates who have supported and enabled others in
addition to their
own specific actions.

More information about the award, the nomination procedure,
and about
Jon Postel's life and contributions is available at:

http://www.isoc.org/postel/

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