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CWG Rated Among Top 50 Technology Business Companies in West Africa

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CWG Rated Among Top 50 Technology Business Companies in West Africa

The Computer Warehouse Group (CWG) has once again achieved another feat from among ICT Companies ranked in West Africa as it was recognized as one of the ‘Top 50 Technology Business Companies in West Africa’ at the 5th IT Edge West Africa Convergence Forum 2012 in Lagos.

The ranking was an annual computation of the IT Edge Intelligence Unit (IT-IU) for Top 50 Companies which is accompanied with critical research findings forming part of the survey content.

CWG, ORACLE Lead Initiative on Data Security Initiative Against Cyber Threats

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IT experts recently gathered in Lagos for a one day Business Technology Summit tagged “Data Security and Optimization put in place by Computer Warehouse Group (CWG), in partnership with Oracle.
The experts saw the need for Nigerian companies, especially those in the manufacturing and service sector to leverage on latest technology to protect their databases from increased data threats in view of the expected boost on the electronic means of transaction in the country.
One of the measures to be taken by the organizations was to strengthen the protection of their databases through deployment of the newest security solutions in order to protect their corporate information and clients.
Peter Boglo, Presales Consultant, Oracle pointed out that despite the current development of Nigeria into an electronic-based economy where there would be explosion of data running on electronic platforms, Nigerian banks and other organizations had not taken advantage of latest database security solutions from Oracle to protect their networks.

NCC Slams N1.17bn Penalty on ETISALAT, Globacom over Poor Quality of Service

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NCC Slams N1.17bn Penalty on ETISALAT, Globacom over Poor Quality of Service

Four Nigerian mobile service providers, MTN Nigeria, Etisalat, Airtel and Globacom are to pay a cumulative sum of  N1.17 billion penalty for the poor quality of services rendered to their different subscribers in the months of  March and April 2012.