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Know-how of purposeful use of mobile trend vital |
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Source : www.Dailymirror.lk
The need of the hour is the know-how of purposeful use of the mobile phone phenomenon, says ICT Agency of Sri Lanka (ICTA) CEO Reshan Dewapura.
Dewapura said so addressing the South Asian Mobile Conference 2012 held in Colombo recently.
ICTA CEO Reshan Dewapura gesticulates to Mobilium International CEO and Founder Member Ralph Simon while (on the right) Author cum Consultant and Motivational Speaker Tomi T. Ahonen and Author cum Consultant and AMIC Research Advisor Dr. Madanmohan Rao are engaged in a conversation at the South Asian Mobile Conference 2012 in Colombo
Underlining the key role of the mobile phone now and in the future Dewapura said: “It is obvious that the mobile revolution as we call it, will play a key role now and in our futures. It is something that we simply cannot ignore, something that we need to factor into our day-to-day businesses, day-to-day activities and simply in our day-today lives.
Emphasizing the need of the hour and the aim of the conference and the agenda tailor-made for it, ICTA CEO said “The need of the hour is the knowledge and intelligence on how to use this mobile phone phenomenon / trend /revolution - whatever we may call it, for the purposes that we want to. To figure out what applications and content are needed, to leverage the capabilities of this powerful tool, and be innovative and pioneering in the creation of these. This is what this conference, the South Asian Mobile conference is all about.”
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 05 June 2012 06:24 |
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Sri Lanka ready to provide optimum service via mobile phone |
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Source : www.ft.lk
“With mobile phones becoming integrated into our lives their use for providing public service is becoming more and more pervasive,” says ICT Agency of Sri Lanka (ICTA) CEO Reshan Dewapura. He said so while participating at the internationally renowned World Summit Awards (WSA) ICT conference held in Cairo, recently.
ICTA CEO shared the success of the e-Development program in Sri Lanka with the world ICT leaders. He asserted that the Government was ready to provide key citizen services via the mobile phone within the next two to four years.
“In Sri Lanka, we have a great potential for providing public services via the mobile phone. We have technology, creativity and a growing demand for such services,” he explained.
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Last Updated on Monday, 14 May 2012 09:11 |
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Over 18 m mobile subscribers in Sri Lanka |
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Source : www.dailynews.lk
“Sri Lanka is ahead of many countries in mobile users with 90 percent population coverage with 18 million out of its population of about 21 million.”
“Today we witness the power of the mobile to empower millions with information, content and services,” said ICT Agency of Sri Lanka (ICTA) CEO Reshan Dewapura, while participating in the internationally renowned World Summit Awards (WSA) ICT conference held in Cairo, recently.
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Last Updated on Monday, 14 May 2012 08:22 |
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