[kictanet] A haiku for Access Kenya

[McTim]

I have no IP.
                     3 days now, no one will help.
                              I churn to Zuku.

On 11/12/10, Edwin Onchari <eonchari at lynxbits.com> wrote:
> Listers,
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> Anyone out there aware of any initiative where the private sector can give a
> lending hand to government to deliver quality services to its citizens? If
> not, is this something that can be explored?
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> A suggestion/example I have in mind is for instance have some developers
> collaborate with say KPLC is putting a solution in place (integrate with
> whatever ERP they have in place) where electricity consumers can key in
> meter readings daily, weekly, or whenever they so choose. This could save
> the consumers quite a penny in that they are able to accurately monitor
> their consumption;  access their itemized bills online and hopefully KPLC
> can lower the fuel levy that they so exorbitantly charge the consumer! It
> makes very little sense to go queue for 3-4hrs at their offices to sort out
> erroneous billing month in month out, because their meter reader decided not
> to do his/her work and instead submit estimates.
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> These collaborative solutions can be extended to other government agencies
> so that they catch up with the rest of us in the 21st Century!
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> Kind regards,
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> Edwin
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Cheers,

McTim
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