[Kictanet] BPO Training

[Judy kimiti]

Dear members,

Hon. Mutahi Kagwe recently, and quite appropriately, challenged the 
private
sector for lagging behind in the implementation of ICT policy 
aspirations.

Echoing this concern, Dr. Bitange Ndemo, his PS lamented the apparent
disconnect between policy expectations for Kenyans to seize the 
enormous
opportunity presented and the reality on the ground.

Challenged like everyone one else, this is the Internet Society's 
response,
which fits very well within this project mission.

I look forward to your support by participating, sponsoring a trainee 
or
circulating this to your networks. That way, you will give another 
person(s)
the knowledge where to find this "hard to find" training.

Sincerely,



Alex Gakuru


Telephone  020 -2732311
               -2732312
Mobile   0722- 739100
Email:   gakuru at gmail.com

04 September 2006

Dear Applicant/Colleague,

The Internet Society through "focusing on the individual internet user" 
in
collaboration with Cascade Global are holding Business Process 
Outsourcing
"how-to" half-day workshops targeting individuals, and businesses 
interested
in BPO ventures.


Date:   07/09/2006 and 08/09/2006

Time:  9:00 am – 1:00 pm

Venue:   ISOC Training Centre,

4th Ngong Avenue, Gordon Melvin House, Nairobi

  +254 20 2732311 / 2732312
  +254 722 739100  (Booking contacts: Judy or Alex)

Cost:  Kshs 10,000/= (per person)



Internet Society: (http://www.isoc.org/)


Founded in 1992, the Internet SOCiety (ISOC) is a non-profit,
non-governmental, international, professional membership organisation 
with
more than 100 organizations and over 20,000 individual members in over 
180
countries.

The Internet Society believes that the Internet is for everyone. From 
its
inception the mission
of the Internet Society has been to promote the open development, 
evolution,
and use of the Internet for the benefit of all people throughout the 
world.


People in all parts of the world can use the Internet to improve their
quality of life because the standards, technologies, business 
practices, and
government policies connected with the Internet sustain an open 
universally
accessible platform for innovation, creativity, and economic 
opportunity.


Complementing its vision of the future is the Internet Society's vision 
of
its role in creating that future: As the hub of a global network of
individuals and organisations, the Internet Society is an effective 
advocate
for the core values of an open and accessible Internet.


The mission of ISOC is to promote the open development, evolution, and 
use
of the Internet for the benefit of people throughout the world - to 
ensure
that "The Internet is for Everyone".


Kenya project mission:

"Focus on the individual-the individual internet user and the 
individual who
has not yet been able to connect. Focus your attention on issues that 
will
affect their lives and the way they use the Internet. And most of all, 
focus
on giving them more choice and more control over this incredibly 
powerful,
enabling technology."

"The Internet is for Everyone"


I look forward to your participation.

Sincerely,



Alex Gakuru
Project Manager
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