Re: [kictanet] Julisha National ICT Market and Indicators Survey
Thanks Paul, I have not received any email. This is the first response I have received. Will review the objectives and links. This will enable people to discuss/assist from a more informed position. Catherine On Thu, 11 Aug 2011 09:33 CEST Paul Kukubo wrote:
Catherine
Did you access the links to the presentations detailing objectives and methodology of the proposed study that I had sent out in response to your mail? http://www.ict.go.ke/index.php/grants-a-research/julisha
Heregoes;
Survey Objectives
1. Understanding the Kenyan ICT Ecosystem and trends in the market. 2. Sizing the ICT Market and its sub segments (hardware, software, services, etc) in Kenya. 3. Compiling a baseline of key ICT KPIs 4. Bench-marking key Kenya ICT indicators against six countries (Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Philippines, Brazil and Turkey) 5. Understanding the ICT Skills availability, demand and gaps
Survey Beneficiaries
1. ICT vendors and their channel partners. 2. Education institutions (Kenya Education Network) 3. Businesses as ICT end users. 4. Residents as ICT consumers at large. 5. Various ICT Stakeholders (MoIC, CCK, e-government directorate, Kenya BPO Society, ITES and BPO Companies, MNCs).
To your question. This study is phase one. During phase 2 in a year's time we shall make impact assessments.
Of great interest to listers is that to the best our knowledge, no study currently has established market sizing of the ICT sector (beyond the operator space) to look into the various sub-segments of hardware, software and services. Many local and international investors are eager to see the results of this.
To another question by another lister, we shall make available the research results to the widest audience possible.
Hmmmmm.....let me believe a response will come as they are pertinent questions that would help the study.
Catherine
--- On Mon, 8/8/11, robert yawe <[email protected]> wrote:
From: robert yawe <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [kictanet] Julisha National ICT Market and Indicators Survey To: "Catherine Adeya" <[email protected]> Cc: "KICTAnet ICT Policy Discussions" <[email protected]> Date: Monday, August 8, 2011, 7:11 AM
Hi Catherine, I noted your pertinent query to one Mr. Paul Kukubo and was waiting for a response which, as expected, has not been posted which has made we raise
On Wednesday, August 10, 2011, Catherine Adeya <[email protected]> wrote: this question.
"are postings from the account titled Paul Kukubo done by him or is it a robot that scans the web and sends out automated messages?" I raise this question because whenever any postings are made from that account and one of the listers responds or requests clarification the post goes cold. Maybe it is time that the list administrator implements a mechanism to stop automated postings. When issues are posted and not responded to it turns the list into an advertising and monologue platform which defeats its objective. Such static information needs to be posted on organisation websites and in newspapers not on a discussion forum especially when the originator has absolutely no intention of having the issue discussed. It reminds me of a statement by one very wealthy local businessman who said of tenders "if your participation in a tender is when you see it advertised then you are wasting time and money by responding as by this stage the recipient of the tender is already known". Have a good week all. Regards
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________________________________ From: Catherine Adeya <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Cc: KICTAnet ICT Policy Discussions <[email protected]> Sent: Sat, 6 August, 2011 11:07:49 Subject: Re: [kictanet] Julisha National ICT Market and Indicators Survey
Thanks for this information Paul, however, if possible, kindly share the Objectives of the study; it will inform a little more. Also do you plan this to be an impact study combined with one assessing potential in the ICT industry? A little clarity may help so you can benefit from the excellent researchers here on Kictanet.
Nyaki
--- On Fri, 8/5/11, Paul Kukubo <[email protected]> wrote:
From: Paul Kukubo <[email protected]> Subject: [kictanet] Julisha National ICT Market and Indicators Survey To: [email protected] Cc: "KICTAnet ICT Policy Discussions" <[email protected]> Date: Friday, August 5, 2011, 2:03 PM
Julisha: National M&E ICT Survey
With the arrival of broadband connectivity through three (3) submarine cable systems, the Kenyan IT market and indeed many business sectors are to grow rapidly; allowing for the introduction of new and advanced services, further setting the stage for the development of ICT as a valid contributor to Kenya’s GDP.
Developing ICT skills remains a constant issue to be addressed by end users, vendors, and even governments. Public‐private partnerships between vendors and governments to set up facilities for technology and knowledge transfer continue to gain momentum, especially in view of the Government long-term plans to make ICT a key part of the Kenyan Economy.
Rationale for the Proposed Survey
Given the dynamic changes happening in the Kenyan IT market and its vision to become the hub for IT in the region; Kenya ICT Board plans to conduct a detailed analysis within the with the aim of understanding the following issues:
Understanding the Kenyan ICT Ecosystem, its players, factors for growth
and trends in the market;
Sizing the ICT Market and its sub segments (hardware, software, services,
etc.) in Kenya;
Compiling a baseline of key ICT indicators (access, usage, penetration,
etc.);
Benchmarking key competitive ICT indicators against six countries in
emerging markets; and
Understanding the ICT Skills availability, demand and gaps among vendors,
end users and residents.
Beneficiaries of the Proposed Survey
The key beneficiaries of this survey's results include the following
groups of stakeholders:
ICT vendors and their channel partners;
Education institutions (Kenya Education Network);
Businesses as ICT end users;
Residential consumers at large; and
Other ICT Stakeholders (MoIC, CCK, e-government directorate, Kenya BPO
Society, etc.)
Survey Benefits
The survey deliverables will engender a range of benefits supporting its
objectives. The major benefits are summarized as below:
Level
Benefit
Benefits to the IT Industry
Understanding the current usage and penetration of the IT within Kenya
Identifying lucrative IT industry opportunities for Kenya and developing a
strategy to increase adoption of progressive IT technologies within the country
Contributing to development of information society in specific and Kenya
as a hub for ICT in general.
Benefits for Kenya ICT Board
Understanding the current state with regards to ICT barometers and growth
trends
Understanding major challenges and opportunities for these areas
Understanding Kenya's position with regards to its peer countries
Gaining ownership of key IT topic areas and spearheading the
implementation of initiatives in these areas in conjunction with Government empowered and private sector associations
Understanding the current availability of ICT skills and the gaps
Reinforcement of Kenya ICT Board's thought leadership role
Benefits for other IT stakeholders
Understanding the state of IT within Kenya
Understanding the key challenges of ICT in Kenya and analyze how to
develop Kenya as the ICT Hub in the region
Creation of programmes (based on the results of the study done by IDC) to
augment the local Kenyan ICT industry and the ICT skills available.
The findings of the research will be used by Kenya ICT Board to analyze
the current situation on the Kenyan ICT market and build actionable plans for IT development in the country. They will also benefit the industry and citizens at large. More details will be availed on www.ict.go.ke < http://www.ict.go.ke/> shortly
Paul Kukubo Chief Executive Officer, Kenya ICT Board PO Box 27150 - 00100 Nairobi, Kenya
12th Floor, Teleposta Towers Koinange Street
Tel +254 20 2089061, +254 20 2211960 Fax: +254 20 2211962 website: www.ict.go.ke <http://www.ict.go.ke/> local content project: www.tandaa.co.ke <http://www.tandaa.co.ke/>,
twitter:@tandaaKENYA BPO Project: www. doitinkenya.co.ke <http://doitinkenya.co.ke/> Digital Villages Project: www.pasha.co.ke <http://www.pasha.co.ke/>
personal contacts _______________
Cell: + 254 717 180001
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____________________ Vision: Kenya becomes a top ten global ICT hub
Mission: To champion and actively enable Kenya to adopt and exploit ICT,
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