[kictanet] Embrace quality, budding Kenyan sofware developers told - article in "The EastAfrican"

[James Rege]

Michael,
How about this:
Don't worry about failure; worry about the chances you miss when you  
don't even try

There are many levels of programming: Industrial controls, for example  
are these days modularized and I believe our young people could pick  
them up very quickly as I noticed during the IEEE Show at the  
SafariPark Hotel, recently.  National Instruments also puts together  
routines that can be packaged for industrial controls, driving  
transducers and peripheral devices without spending too much  
resources.  In short, we must go for it.  Kenya, I believe should  
follow the footsteps of Singapore.

Kind regards

Hon.  James Rege, M.P., Karachuonyo,
the constituency of choice

On Nov 16, 2009, at 9:30 AM, michael Ouma wrote:

> here:
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> some insights from an industry veteran.
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> http://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/business/-/2560/686368/-/5flx85z/-/index.html
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> reagrds.
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> Michael Ouma
> Journalist
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> "There are risks and costs to a program of action, but they are far  
> less than the long-range risks and costs of comfortable inaction," -  
> JF Kennedy.
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