Programme

IST-Africa 2012 Agenda

Updated: 2012-04-30 18:11:20

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Day 3: 11 May 2012

09:00

09:00	Session 9a: Business Processes and M-Business
	Chair: Dan Faugoo, National Computer Board, Mauritius
	Subcontracting software development: case Tanzania Heli Jussila, Softvisio Ltd, Finland Challenges of Mobile Money Services focusing on Vodacom M-Pesa System in Tanzania Bukaza Chachage, Tumaini University of Iringa, Tanzania Co Creation Shared Value Business Ecosystems With ICT Karoli Njau, NM-AIST, Tanzania Towards Adopting Business Process Analysis and Design Techniques in Business Organizations in Transitional Countries John Paul Kasse, MUBS, Uganda Towards A Participatory User Requirements Elicitation Approach for Information Systems Development in Developing Countries Mkhululi Tyukala, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University , South Africa

09:00	Session 9b: 8th Africa-EU Partnership - Joint Expert Group III

09:00	Session 9c: Living Labs
	Chair: Maxwell Otim Onapa, Ministry of Science Technology and Innovation , Uganda
	A Qualitative Analysis to Determine the Readiness of Rural Communities to Adopt ICTs: A Siyakhula Living Lab Case Study Sibukele Gumbo, University of Fort Hare, South Africa Proposing a Context-Sensitive Financing Model for Sustainability of ICT4D Initiatives Sikhumbuzo Ngwenya, University of Fort Hare, South Africa Emerging New Institutions for Innovation – Living Labs and Development Labs Kristiina Lahde, Saliens Ltd, Finland Iringa Living Lab Martin Yesaya, Ukombozi School, Tanzania Collaborative Relationship Practices for Living Labs, Universities and Business Minna Takala, Aalto University, Finland

09:00	Workshop 9d: A User-centric Way to Change Management for Rural Community Development
	Chair: Darelle van Greunen, Nelson Mandela University, South Africa

09:00	Session 9e: RFID and Networked Enterprise
	Chair: Peter Mokube, Agence Nationale des Technologies de l'Information et de la Communication, Cameroon
	Case Study on Livestock Identification and Traceability in Southern Africa Chino Monyatsiwa, Ministry of Agriculture, Botswana Using the Internet of Things to Enable Electrical Load Optimisation Laurie Butgereit, Nelson Mandela University, South Africa Towards Managing Consumer Energy Demand with the Aid of the Internet of Things Andrew Cyrus Smith, CSIR, South Africa

09:00	Workshop 9f: Public – Private Cooperation for ICT Supporting Africa’s Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Risk-management
	Chair: Walter Mayer, Progis Software GmbH, Austria
	Agriculture Information System for Uganda Benedict Oyo, Gulu University, Uganda ICT Adoption and Use by Emerging Farmers in the Western Cape Wine Industry to Support their Decision Making Godwishes Simbanegavi, Cape Peninsula University Of Technology, South Africa Habitats Community Building Experiences within the Framework of Living Lab Approach: A Key for Supporting Future EU-African Research Cooperation Karel Charvat, WirelessInfo, Czech Republic Solution Supporting Building of Global Earth Observation Systems of Systems Building (GEOSS) Premysl Vohnout, Czech Centre for Science and Society, Czech Republic

10:30

	Coffee Break : Coffee Break

11:00

11:00	Session 10a: Open Source Software
	Chair: Eric Mwangi, Ministry of Education, Kenya
	Free Open Source Software (FOSS) and Survey Methodologies: The Case of the Ghana National System of Innovation Survey Ritin Koria, UNIDO, Austria The Use of Open Source Communication Platform to Deliver Access-Technology Agnostic Services Ishmael Makitla, CSIR, South Africa An Assessment of Open Source Promotion in addressing ICT Acceptance Challenges in Tanzania Josephat Kinyondo, Millicom Tanzania, Tanzania

11:00	Session 10b: 8th Africa-EU Partnership - Joint Expert Group IV

11:00	Session 10c: Living Labs - Case Studies
	Chair: Ilari Lindy, SAIS II, Belgium
	From Research & Design Milieu to a Living Lab: Ukombozi School in Tanzania Mikko Apiola, Tumaini University, Iringa University College, Tanzania Enhancing Information and Communication Technology Solutions for Rural Communities Nombulelo Twele, Fort Hare University, South Africa Log`EL Project - An Emerging Solutions Platform for Addressing Community Wide Challenges in Uganda and Beyond Lwanga Herbert, LOG`EL PROJECT / IEEE SIGHT, Uganda Reconstructed Living Lab (RLabs) Case Study Rene Parker, RLabs, South Africa Micro-Entrepreneurship and Local ICT Innovation Ecosystem in Iringa, Tanzania Hannes Toivanen, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Finland

11:00	Session 10d: ICT for eInclusion and eAccessibility
	Chair: Njei Check, National Agency for Information and Communication Technologies (ANTIC), Cameroon
	CARARE: Connecting Archaeology and Architecture in Europeana Kate Fernie, MDR Partners (Consulting) Ltd, United Kingdom Communicating in Designing an Oral Repository for Rural African Villages Nicola Bidwell, Meraka-CSIR, South Africa E-commerce Acceptance by Small Tourism Enterprises (STEs) in Tanzania Mawazo Ramadhani, National Museum of Tanzania, Tanzania

11:00	Session 10e: Cyber Security
	Chair: Richard Stevens, -, Italy
	Improving the Security and Usability Properties of a Graphical Authentication System Borka Jerman-Blažic, Institute Jožef Stefan, Slovenia Global Cyber Trends A South African Reality Innocentia Dlamini, CSIR, South Africa Network Security Enhancement Through Honeypot: A Case Study of University of Dodoma Tabu Kondo, The University of Dodoma, Tanzania State of Information Security in Zanzibar’s Public Sector Hussein Shaaban, University of Bedfordshire, Tanzania

11:00	Workshop 10f: Public – Private Cooperation for ICT Supporting Africa’s Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Risk-management
	Chair: Karel Jedlička, UWB, Czech Republic
	ICT Supporting Agriculture-Forestry-Environment incl. Smallholder Farmers Walter Mayer, Progis Software GmbH, Austria Alert System in Case of Excess Drawing of Ground Water Maris Alberts, Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science of the University of Latvia , Latvia New Tools for Data Accessibility and Decision Support Zbynek Krivanek, Ceske centrum pro Vedu a Spoplecnost, Czech Republic

12:30

	Lunch : Lunch

13:30

13:30	Closing Plenary 11a: Closing Plenary
	Chair: Peter Ulanga, Universal Communications Access Fund, Tanzania
	Plenary Speakers include International Cooperation with Africa & Horizon 2020 Fadila Boughanemi, European Commission, Belgium African Internet Exchange System (AXIS) Moses Bayingana, African Union Commission, Ethiopia African Leadership in ICT (ALICT) Jerome Morrissey, GESCI, Kenya TANZICT Programme Kristiina Lahde, Saliens Ltd, Finland World Bank Initiatives Philippe Dongier, World Bank, Tanzania Entrepreneurship and ICT Incubation George Mulamula, DTBi, Tanzania

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IST-Africa 2012 Agenda

Day 3: 11 May 2012