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Cloud ComputingT4ID 24th November 2015
Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
Actually you can rely on the cloud completely or only partially
It not that complicated you probably use cloud services everyday
They are substituting some of the local apps
TEDx- Cloud Computing
What do you believe is the main implication of cloud services reliance on an internet connection
What limitations does this imposes on cloud service use in developing countries
Further applications when combined with mobile phones
Trends of the IndustryGlobal Data Center Traffic
34 zettabytes per year (2014) -gt 104 zettabytes (2019)Data Center Virtualization and Cloud Computing Growth
Cloud Workloads will more than triple between 2014 and 2019Public vs Private Cloud
Public Cloud Data Centers - from 30 to 56 (2014 to 2019)Global Cloud Traffic
Annual global IP traffic will reach 86zbyear from 21zbyear (2014-2019)Consumer Cloud Storage
11 billion people to 2 billion people (42 to 55) Multiple-Device and Connection Ownership
North America (136) Western Europe lead the way all other regions behind
Trends in the Industry
Optimistic forecast
Reduced cost to create and run IT Infrastructure
Pay by usage rate cost structure
Economies of Scale
Storage Capacity
Backup and Data Recovery Capabilities
No need of expertise to configure the servers
Ease of use
IssuesChallenges
Connectivity
Infrastructure
Power
Privacy
Security
Control
Reliability
Cloud computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries
What do you believe is the main implication of cloud services reliance on an internet connection
What limitations does this imposes on cloud service use in developing countries
The Role of Government
Research
Privacy and Security
Access to the Cloud
E-government and open standards
Competition and antitrust
Wiretapping and electronic surveillance
Intellectual property and liability
Consumer protection
Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa
Based on the reading in which development area do you believe cloud computing will have the greatest impact (Healthcare agriculture banking education etc) Why
Development Sectors Affected by Cloud Computing
Agriculture
iCow
Education
STiR Education
BankingFinance
Milaap
Healthcare
District Health Information Software version 2
Business Efficiency
Pollinate Energy
iCow
Awareness and management of the cow estrus cycle
Optimum animal health care through information and access to Vets and AI Agents
Optimum animal nutrition
Milk record keeping
Costs of milk production
Prevention and cure of milk related diseases
Feed Production
Optimum Heifer and Calf care
Calf illnesses and diseases
Su Kahumbu Mobile tech spreads seeds of information to farmershttpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJkThe Ted talk predominantly focuses on the mobile features of the iCow application what do you believe are the benefits of running this service backed by information in the cloud
Do you believe it would have been possible to institute iCow without cloud backed mobile applications
STiR Education
STiR uses a cloud-based data system to track and analyze key operational datapoints
Offline-capable mobile application to access relevant records from the database and submit details about the status of educator networks
Focus to have teachers implement micro-innovations to improve learning in their classroom
Primarily in India and Uganda
Examples
Fostering classroom behavior
Education Community Engagement
Classroom Best Practices
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
Actually you can rely on the cloud completely or only partially
It not that complicated you probably use cloud services everyday
They are substituting some of the local apps
TEDx- Cloud Computing
What do you believe is the main implication of cloud services reliance on an internet connection
What limitations does this imposes on cloud service use in developing countries
Further applications when combined with mobile phones
Trends of the IndustryGlobal Data Center Traffic
34 zettabytes per year (2014) -gt 104 zettabytes (2019)Data Center Virtualization and Cloud Computing Growth
Cloud Workloads will more than triple between 2014 and 2019Public vs Private Cloud
Public Cloud Data Centers - from 30 to 56 (2014 to 2019)Global Cloud Traffic
Annual global IP traffic will reach 86zbyear from 21zbyear (2014-2019)Consumer Cloud Storage
11 billion people to 2 billion people (42 to 55) Multiple-Device and Connection Ownership
North America (136) Western Europe lead the way all other regions behind
Trends in the Industry
Optimistic forecast
Reduced cost to create and run IT Infrastructure
Pay by usage rate cost structure
Economies of Scale
Storage Capacity
Backup and Data Recovery Capabilities
No need of expertise to configure the servers
Ease of use
IssuesChallenges
Connectivity
Infrastructure
Power
Privacy
Security
Control
Reliability
Cloud computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries
What do you believe is the main implication of cloud services reliance on an internet connection
What limitations does this imposes on cloud service use in developing countries
The Role of Government
Research
Privacy and Security
Access to the Cloud
E-government and open standards
Competition and antitrust
Wiretapping and electronic surveillance
Intellectual property and liability
Consumer protection
Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa
Based on the reading in which development area do you believe cloud computing will have the greatest impact (Healthcare agriculture banking education etc) Why
Development Sectors Affected by Cloud Computing
Agriculture
iCow
Education
STiR Education
BankingFinance
Milaap
Healthcare
District Health Information Software version 2
Business Efficiency
Pollinate Energy
iCow
Awareness and management of the cow estrus cycle
Optimum animal health care through information and access to Vets and AI Agents
Optimum animal nutrition
Milk record keeping
Costs of milk production
Prevention and cure of milk related diseases
Feed Production
Optimum Heifer and Calf care
Calf illnesses and diseases
Su Kahumbu Mobile tech spreads seeds of information to farmershttpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJkThe Ted talk predominantly focuses on the mobile features of the iCow application what do you believe are the benefits of running this service backed by information in the cloud
Do you believe it would have been possible to institute iCow without cloud backed mobile applications
STiR Education
STiR uses a cloud-based data system to track and analyze key operational datapoints
Offline-capable mobile application to access relevant records from the database and submit details about the status of educator networks
Focus to have teachers implement micro-innovations to improve learning in their classroom
Primarily in India and Uganda
Examples
Fostering classroom behavior
Education Community Engagement
Classroom Best Practices
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
It not that complicated you probably use cloud services everyday
They are substituting some of the local apps
TEDx- Cloud Computing
What do you believe is the main implication of cloud services reliance on an internet connection
What limitations does this imposes on cloud service use in developing countries
Further applications when combined with mobile phones
Trends of the IndustryGlobal Data Center Traffic
34 zettabytes per year (2014) -gt 104 zettabytes (2019)Data Center Virtualization and Cloud Computing Growth
Cloud Workloads will more than triple between 2014 and 2019Public vs Private Cloud
Public Cloud Data Centers - from 30 to 56 (2014 to 2019)Global Cloud Traffic
Annual global IP traffic will reach 86zbyear from 21zbyear (2014-2019)Consumer Cloud Storage
11 billion people to 2 billion people (42 to 55) Multiple-Device and Connection Ownership
North America (136) Western Europe lead the way all other regions behind
Trends in the Industry
Optimistic forecast
Reduced cost to create and run IT Infrastructure
Pay by usage rate cost structure
Economies of Scale
Storage Capacity
Backup and Data Recovery Capabilities
No need of expertise to configure the servers
Ease of use
IssuesChallenges
Connectivity
Infrastructure
Power
Privacy
Security
Control
Reliability
Cloud computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries
What do you believe is the main implication of cloud services reliance on an internet connection
What limitations does this imposes on cloud service use in developing countries
The Role of Government
Research
Privacy and Security
Access to the Cloud
E-government and open standards
Competition and antitrust
Wiretapping and electronic surveillance
Intellectual property and liability
Consumer protection
Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa
Based on the reading in which development area do you believe cloud computing will have the greatest impact (Healthcare agriculture banking education etc) Why
Development Sectors Affected by Cloud Computing
Agriculture
iCow
Education
STiR Education
BankingFinance
Milaap
Healthcare
District Health Information Software version 2
Business Efficiency
Pollinate Energy
iCow
Awareness and management of the cow estrus cycle
Optimum animal health care through information and access to Vets and AI Agents
Optimum animal nutrition
Milk record keeping
Costs of milk production
Prevention and cure of milk related diseases
Feed Production
Optimum Heifer and Calf care
Calf illnesses and diseases
Su Kahumbu Mobile tech spreads seeds of information to farmershttpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJkThe Ted talk predominantly focuses on the mobile features of the iCow application what do you believe are the benefits of running this service backed by information in the cloud
Do you believe it would have been possible to institute iCow without cloud backed mobile applications
STiR Education
STiR uses a cloud-based data system to track and analyze key operational datapoints
Offline-capable mobile application to access relevant records from the database and submit details about the status of educator networks
Focus to have teachers implement micro-innovations to improve learning in their classroom
Primarily in India and Uganda
Examples
Fostering classroom behavior
Education Community Engagement
Classroom Best Practices
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
TEDx- Cloud Computing
What do you believe is the main implication of cloud services reliance on an internet connection
What limitations does this imposes on cloud service use in developing countries
Further applications when combined with mobile phones
Trends of the IndustryGlobal Data Center Traffic
34 zettabytes per year (2014) -gt 104 zettabytes (2019)Data Center Virtualization and Cloud Computing Growth
Cloud Workloads will more than triple between 2014 and 2019Public vs Private Cloud
Public Cloud Data Centers - from 30 to 56 (2014 to 2019)Global Cloud Traffic
Annual global IP traffic will reach 86zbyear from 21zbyear (2014-2019)Consumer Cloud Storage
11 billion people to 2 billion people (42 to 55) Multiple-Device and Connection Ownership
North America (136) Western Europe lead the way all other regions behind
Trends in the Industry
Optimistic forecast
Reduced cost to create and run IT Infrastructure
Pay by usage rate cost structure
Economies of Scale
Storage Capacity
Backup and Data Recovery Capabilities
No need of expertise to configure the servers
Ease of use
IssuesChallenges
Connectivity
Infrastructure
Power
Privacy
Security
Control
Reliability
Cloud computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries
What do you believe is the main implication of cloud services reliance on an internet connection
What limitations does this imposes on cloud service use in developing countries
The Role of Government
Research
Privacy and Security
Access to the Cloud
E-government and open standards
Competition and antitrust
Wiretapping and electronic surveillance
Intellectual property and liability
Consumer protection
Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa
Based on the reading in which development area do you believe cloud computing will have the greatest impact (Healthcare agriculture banking education etc) Why
Development Sectors Affected by Cloud Computing
Agriculture
iCow
Education
STiR Education
BankingFinance
Milaap
Healthcare
District Health Information Software version 2
Business Efficiency
Pollinate Energy
iCow
Awareness and management of the cow estrus cycle
Optimum animal health care through information and access to Vets and AI Agents
Optimum animal nutrition
Milk record keeping
Costs of milk production
Prevention and cure of milk related diseases
Feed Production
Optimum Heifer and Calf care
Calf illnesses and diseases
Su Kahumbu Mobile tech spreads seeds of information to farmershttpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJkThe Ted talk predominantly focuses on the mobile features of the iCow application what do you believe are the benefits of running this service backed by information in the cloud
Do you believe it would have been possible to institute iCow without cloud backed mobile applications
STiR Education
STiR uses a cloud-based data system to track and analyze key operational datapoints
Offline-capable mobile application to access relevant records from the database and submit details about the status of educator networks
Focus to have teachers implement micro-innovations to improve learning in their classroom
Primarily in India and Uganda
Examples
Fostering classroom behavior
Education Community Engagement
Classroom Best Practices
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
Further applications when combined with mobile phones
Trends of the IndustryGlobal Data Center Traffic
34 zettabytes per year (2014) -gt 104 zettabytes (2019)Data Center Virtualization and Cloud Computing Growth
Cloud Workloads will more than triple between 2014 and 2019Public vs Private Cloud
Public Cloud Data Centers - from 30 to 56 (2014 to 2019)Global Cloud Traffic
Annual global IP traffic will reach 86zbyear from 21zbyear (2014-2019)Consumer Cloud Storage
11 billion people to 2 billion people (42 to 55) Multiple-Device and Connection Ownership
North America (136) Western Europe lead the way all other regions behind
Trends in the Industry
Optimistic forecast
Reduced cost to create and run IT Infrastructure
Pay by usage rate cost structure
Economies of Scale
Storage Capacity
Backup and Data Recovery Capabilities
No need of expertise to configure the servers
Ease of use
IssuesChallenges
Connectivity
Infrastructure
Power
Privacy
Security
Control
Reliability
Cloud computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries
What do you believe is the main implication of cloud services reliance on an internet connection
What limitations does this imposes on cloud service use in developing countries
The Role of Government
Research
Privacy and Security
Access to the Cloud
E-government and open standards
Competition and antitrust
Wiretapping and electronic surveillance
Intellectual property and liability
Consumer protection
Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa
Based on the reading in which development area do you believe cloud computing will have the greatest impact (Healthcare agriculture banking education etc) Why
Development Sectors Affected by Cloud Computing
Agriculture
iCow
Education
STiR Education
BankingFinance
Milaap
Healthcare
District Health Information Software version 2
Business Efficiency
Pollinate Energy
iCow
Awareness and management of the cow estrus cycle
Optimum animal health care through information and access to Vets and AI Agents
Optimum animal nutrition
Milk record keeping
Costs of milk production
Prevention and cure of milk related diseases
Feed Production
Optimum Heifer and Calf care
Calf illnesses and diseases
Su Kahumbu Mobile tech spreads seeds of information to farmershttpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJkThe Ted talk predominantly focuses on the mobile features of the iCow application what do you believe are the benefits of running this service backed by information in the cloud
Do you believe it would have been possible to institute iCow without cloud backed mobile applications
STiR Education
STiR uses a cloud-based data system to track and analyze key operational datapoints
Offline-capable mobile application to access relevant records from the database and submit details about the status of educator networks
Focus to have teachers implement micro-innovations to improve learning in their classroom
Primarily in India and Uganda
Examples
Fostering classroom behavior
Education Community Engagement
Classroom Best Practices
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
Trends of the IndustryGlobal Data Center Traffic
34 zettabytes per year (2014) -gt 104 zettabytes (2019)Data Center Virtualization and Cloud Computing Growth
Cloud Workloads will more than triple between 2014 and 2019Public vs Private Cloud
Public Cloud Data Centers - from 30 to 56 (2014 to 2019)Global Cloud Traffic
Annual global IP traffic will reach 86zbyear from 21zbyear (2014-2019)Consumer Cloud Storage
11 billion people to 2 billion people (42 to 55) Multiple-Device and Connection Ownership
North America (136) Western Europe lead the way all other regions behind
Trends in the Industry
Optimistic forecast
Reduced cost to create and run IT Infrastructure
Pay by usage rate cost structure
Economies of Scale
Storage Capacity
Backup and Data Recovery Capabilities
No need of expertise to configure the servers
Ease of use
IssuesChallenges
Connectivity
Infrastructure
Power
Privacy
Security
Control
Reliability
Cloud computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries
What do you believe is the main implication of cloud services reliance on an internet connection
What limitations does this imposes on cloud service use in developing countries
The Role of Government
Research
Privacy and Security
Access to the Cloud
E-government and open standards
Competition and antitrust
Wiretapping and electronic surveillance
Intellectual property and liability
Consumer protection
Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa
Based on the reading in which development area do you believe cloud computing will have the greatest impact (Healthcare agriculture banking education etc) Why
Development Sectors Affected by Cloud Computing
Agriculture
iCow
Education
STiR Education
BankingFinance
Milaap
Healthcare
District Health Information Software version 2
Business Efficiency
Pollinate Energy
iCow
Awareness and management of the cow estrus cycle
Optimum animal health care through information and access to Vets and AI Agents
Optimum animal nutrition
Milk record keeping
Costs of milk production
Prevention and cure of milk related diseases
Feed Production
Optimum Heifer and Calf care
Calf illnesses and diseases
Su Kahumbu Mobile tech spreads seeds of information to farmershttpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJkThe Ted talk predominantly focuses on the mobile features of the iCow application what do you believe are the benefits of running this service backed by information in the cloud
Do you believe it would have been possible to institute iCow without cloud backed mobile applications
STiR Education
STiR uses a cloud-based data system to track and analyze key operational datapoints
Offline-capable mobile application to access relevant records from the database and submit details about the status of educator networks
Focus to have teachers implement micro-innovations to improve learning in their classroom
Primarily in India and Uganda
Examples
Fostering classroom behavior
Education Community Engagement
Classroom Best Practices
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
Trends in the Industry
Optimistic forecast
Reduced cost to create and run IT Infrastructure
Pay by usage rate cost structure
Economies of Scale
Storage Capacity
Backup and Data Recovery Capabilities
No need of expertise to configure the servers
Ease of use
IssuesChallenges
Connectivity
Infrastructure
Power
Privacy
Security
Control
Reliability
Cloud computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries
What do you believe is the main implication of cloud services reliance on an internet connection
What limitations does this imposes on cloud service use in developing countries
The Role of Government
Research
Privacy and Security
Access to the Cloud
E-government and open standards
Competition and antitrust
Wiretapping and electronic surveillance
Intellectual property and liability
Consumer protection
Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa
Based on the reading in which development area do you believe cloud computing will have the greatest impact (Healthcare agriculture banking education etc) Why
Development Sectors Affected by Cloud Computing
Agriculture
iCow
Education
STiR Education
BankingFinance
Milaap
Healthcare
District Health Information Software version 2
Business Efficiency
Pollinate Energy
iCow
Awareness and management of the cow estrus cycle
Optimum animal health care through information and access to Vets and AI Agents
Optimum animal nutrition
Milk record keeping
Costs of milk production
Prevention and cure of milk related diseases
Feed Production
Optimum Heifer and Calf care
Calf illnesses and diseases
Su Kahumbu Mobile tech spreads seeds of information to farmershttpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJkThe Ted talk predominantly focuses on the mobile features of the iCow application what do you believe are the benefits of running this service backed by information in the cloud
Do you believe it would have been possible to institute iCow without cloud backed mobile applications
STiR Education
STiR uses a cloud-based data system to track and analyze key operational datapoints
Offline-capable mobile application to access relevant records from the database and submit details about the status of educator networks
Focus to have teachers implement micro-innovations to improve learning in their classroom
Primarily in India and Uganda
Examples
Fostering classroom behavior
Education Community Engagement
Classroom Best Practices
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
Optimistic forecast
Reduced cost to create and run IT Infrastructure
Pay by usage rate cost structure
Economies of Scale
Storage Capacity
Backup and Data Recovery Capabilities
No need of expertise to configure the servers
Ease of use
IssuesChallenges
Connectivity
Infrastructure
Power
Privacy
Security
Control
Reliability
Cloud computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries
What do you believe is the main implication of cloud services reliance on an internet connection
What limitations does this imposes on cloud service use in developing countries
The Role of Government
Research
Privacy and Security
Access to the Cloud
E-government and open standards
Competition and antitrust
Wiretapping and electronic surveillance
Intellectual property and liability
Consumer protection
Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa
Based on the reading in which development area do you believe cloud computing will have the greatest impact (Healthcare agriculture banking education etc) Why
Development Sectors Affected by Cloud Computing
Agriculture
iCow
Education
STiR Education
BankingFinance
Milaap
Healthcare
District Health Information Software version 2
Business Efficiency
Pollinate Energy
iCow
Awareness and management of the cow estrus cycle
Optimum animal health care through information and access to Vets and AI Agents
Optimum animal nutrition
Milk record keeping
Costs of milk production
Prevention and cure of milk related diseases
Feed Production
Optimum Heifer and Calf care
Calf illnesses and diseases
Su Kahumbu Mobile tech spreads seeds of information to farmershttpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJkThe Ted talk predominantly focuses on the mobile features of the iCow application what do you believe are the benefits of running this service backed by information in the cloud
Do you believe it would have been possible to institute iCow without cloud backed mobile applications
STiR Education
STiR uses a cloud-based data system to track and analyze key operational datapoints
Offline-capable mobile application to access relevant records from the database and submit details about the status of educator networks
Focus to have teachers implement micro-innovations to improve learning in their classroom
Primarily in India and Uganda
Examples
Fostering classroom behavior
Education Community Engagement
Classroom Best Practices
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
IssuesChallenges
Connectivity
Infrastructure
Power
Privacy
Security
Control
Reliability
Cloud computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries
What do you believe is the main implication of cloud services reliance on an internet connection
What limitations does this imposes on cloud service use in developing countries
The Role of Government
Research
Privacy and Security
Access to the Cloud
E-government and open standards
Competition and antitrust
Wiretapping and electronic surveillance
Intellectual property and liability
Consumer protection
Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa
Based on the reading in which development area do you believe cloud computing will have the greatest impact (Healthcare agriculture banking education etc) Why
Development Sectors Affected by Cloud Computing
Agriculture
iCow
Education
STiR Education
BankingFinance
Milaap
Healthcare
District Health Information Software version 2
Business Efficiency
Pollinate Energy
iCow
Awareness and management of the cow estrus cycle
Optimum animal health care through information and access to Vets and AI Agents
Optimum animal nutrition
Milk record keeping
Costs of milk production
Prevention and cure of milk related diseases
Feed Production
Optimum Heifer and Calf care
Calf illnesses and diseases
Su Kahumbu Mobile tech spreads seeds of information to farmershttpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJkThe Ted talk predominantly focuses on the mobile features of the iCow application what do you believe are the benefits of running this service backed by information in the cloud
Do you believe it would have been possible to institute iCow without cloud backed mobile applications
STiR Education
STiR uses a cloud-based data system to track and analyze key operational datapoints
Offline-capable mobile application to access relevant records from the database and submit details about the status of educator networks
Focus to have teachers implement micro-innovations to improve learning in their classroom
Primarily in India and Uganda
Examples
Fostering classroom behavior
Education Community Engagement
Classroom Best Practices
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
Cloud computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries
What do you believe is the main implication of cloud services reliance on an internet connection
What limitations does this imposes on cloud service use in developing countries
The Role of Government
Research
Privacy and Security
Access to the Cloud
E-government and open standards
Competition and antitrust
Wiretapping and electronic surveillance
Intellectual property and liability
Consumer protection
Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa
Based on the reading in which development area do you believe cloud computing will have the greatest impact (Healthcare agriculture banking education etc) Why
Development Sectors Affected by Cloud Computing
Agriculture
iCow
Education
STiR Education
BankingFinance
Milaap
Healthcare
District Health Information Software version 2
Business Efficiency
Pollinate Energy
iCow
Awareness and management of the cow estrus cycle
Optimum animal health care through information and access to Vets and AI Agents
Optimum animal nutrition
Milk record keeping
Costs of milk production
Prevention and cure of milk related diseases
Feed Production
Optimum Heifer and Calf care
Calf illnesses and diseases
Su Kahumbu Mobile tech spreads seeds of information to farmershttpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJkThe Ted talk predominantly focuses on the mobile features of the iCow application what do you believe are the benefits of running this service backed by information in the cloud
Do you believe it would have been possible to institute iCow without cloud backed mobile applications
STiR Education
STiR uses a cloud-based data system to track and analyze key operational datapoints
Offline-capable mobile application to access relevant records from the database and submit details about the status of educator networks
Focus to have teachers implement micro-innovations to improve learning in their classroom
Primarily in India and Uganda
Examples
Fostering classroom behavior
Education Community Engagement
Classroom Best Practices
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
The Role of Government
Research
Privacy and Security
Access to the Cloud
E-government and open standards
Competition and antitrust
Wiretapping and electronic surveillance
Intellectual property and liability
Consumer protection
Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa
Based on the reading in which development area do you believe cloud computing will have the greatest impact (Healthcare agriculture banking education etc) Why
Development Sectors Affected by Cloud Computing
Agriculture
iCow
Education
STiR Education
BankingFinance
Milaap
Healthcare
District Health Information Software version 2
Business Efficiency
Pollinate Energy
iCow
Awareness and management of the cow estrus cycle
Optimum animal health care through information and access to Vets and AI Agents
Optimum animal nutrition
Milk record keeping
Costs of milk production
Prevention and cure of milk related diseases
Feed Production
Optimum Heifer and Calf care
Calf illnesses and diseases
Su Kahumbu Mobile tech spreads seeds of information to farmershttpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJkThe Ted talk predominantly focuses on the mobile features of the iCow application what do you believe are the benefits of running this service backed by information in the cloud
Do you believe it would have been possible to institute iCow without cloud backed mobile applications
STiR Education
STiR uses a cloud-based data system to track and analyze key operational datapoints
Offline-capable mobile application to access relevant records from the database and submit details about the status of educator networks
Focus to have teachers implement micro-innovations to improve learning in their classroom
Primarily in India and Uganda
Examples
Fostering classroom behavior
Education Community Engagement
Classroom Best Practices
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa
Based on the reading in which development area do you believe cloud computing will have the greatest impact (Healthcare agriculture banking education etc) Why
Development Sectors Affected by Cloud Computing
Agriculture
iCow
Education
STiR Education
BankingFinance
Milaap
Healthcare
District Health Information Software version 2
Business Efficiency
Pollinate Energy
iCow
Awareness and management of the cow estrus cycle
Optimum animal health care through information and access to Vets and AI Agents
Optimum animal nutrition
Milk record keeping
Costs of milk production
Prevention and cure of milk related diseases
Feed Production
Optimum Heifer and Calf care
Calf illnesses and diseases
Su Kahumbu Mobile tech spreads seeds of information to farmershttpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJkThe Ted talk predominantly focuses on the mobile features of the iCow application what do you believe are the benefits of running this service backed by information in the cloud
Do you believe it would have been possible to institute iCow without cloud backed mobile applications
STiR Education
STiR uses a cloud-based data system to track and analyze key operational datapoints
Offline-capable mobile application to access relevant records from the database and submit details about the status of educator networks
Focus to have teachers implement micro-innovations to improve learning in their classroom
Primarily in India and Uganda
Examples
Fostering classroom behavior
Education Community Engagement
Classroom Best Practices
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
Development Sectors Affected by Cloud Computing
Agriculture
iCow
Education
STiR Education
BankingFinance
Milaap
Healthcare
District Health Information Software version 2
Business Efficiency
Pollinate Energy
iCow
Awareness and management of the cow estrus cycle
Optimum animal health care through information and access to Vets and AI Agents
Optimum animal nutrition
Milk record keeping
Costs of milk production
Prevention and cure of milk related diseases
Feed Production
Optimum Heifer and Calf care
Calf illnesses and diseases
Su Kahumbu Mobile tech spreads seeds of information to farmershttpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJkThe Ted talk predominantly focuses on the mobile features of the iCow application what do you believe are the benefits of running this service backed by information in the cloud
Do you believe it would have been possible to institute iCow without cloud backed mobile applications
STiR Education
STiR uses a cloud-based data system to track and analyze key operational datapoints
Offline-capable mobile application to access relevant records from the database and submit details about the status of educator networks
Focus to have teachers implement micro-innovations to improve learning in their classroom
Primarily in India and Uganda
Examples
Fostering classroom behavior
Education Community Engagement
Classroom Best Practices
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
iCow
Awareness and management of the cow estrus cycle
Optimum animal health care through information and access to Vets and AI Agents
Optimum animal nutrition
Milk record keeping
Costs of milk production
Prevention and cure of milk related diseases
Feed Production
Optimum Heifer and Calf care
Calf illnesses and diseases
Su Kahumbu Mobile tech spreads seeds of information to farmershttpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJkThe Ted talk predominantly focuses on the mobile features of the iCow application what do you believe are the benefits of running this service backed by information in the cloud
Do you believe it would have been possible to institute iCow without cloud backed mobile applications
STiR Education
STiR uses a cloud-based data system to track and analyze key operational datapoints
Offline-capable mobile application to access relevant records from the database and submit details about the status of educator networks
Focus to have teachers implement micro-innovations to improve learning in their classroom
Primarily in India and Uganda
Examples
Fostering classroom behavior
Education Community Engagement
Classroom Best Practices
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
Su Kahumbu Mobile tech spreads seeds of information to farmershttpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJkThe Ted talk predominantly focuses on the mobile features of the iCow application what do you believe are the benefits of running this service backed by information in the cloud
Do you believe it would have been possible to institute iCow without cloud backed mobile applications
STiR Education
STiR uses a cloud-based data system to track and analyze key operational datapoints
Offline-capable mobile application to access relevant records from the database and submit details about the status of educator networks
Focus to have teachers implement micro-innovations to improve learning in their classroom
Primarily in India and Uganda
Examples
Fostering classroom behavior
Education Community Engagement
Classroom Best Practices
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
STiR Education
STiR uses a cloud-based data system to track and analyze key operational datapoints
Offline-capable mobile application to access relevant records from the database and submit details about the status of educator networks
Focus to have teachers implement micro-innovations to improve learning in their classroom
Primarily in India and Uganda
Examples
Fostering classroom behavior
Education Community Engagement
Classroom Best Practices
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
Milapp
Connects Indiarsquos working poor with resources through loans
Loans are used on projects include water connections solar lights educational classes and small business inputs
Cloud Based application to manage the loan assessment process
Provides clear visibility to borrowers and lenders
Provides easy auditing and funds accountability to lenders
Transparent repayment tracking for borrowers
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
District Health Information Software version 2
DHIS2 is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) based on web-technologies that supports collection aggregation analysis and presentation of health information
Employeed in Ghana to create Health Information Systems
Designed to create a single repository of Patient Health Information data from healthcare programs
Designed to reduce
Collection of irrelevant dataPoor data quality
Parallel and duplicate data collection
Low information usage and poor feedback
Can be implemented as SaaS or Paas
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
Pollinate Energy
Pollinate works to improve the lives of Indiarsquos urban poor by offering affordable locally manufactured clean energy solutions
Pollinate used Salesforce Vera to build an application to manage the supply chain from suppliers to customers record sales and track impact
Pollinators capture data offline and sync to the Salesforce database when they regain a stable Internet connection With a few clicks sales managers can track each Pollinatorrsquos daily sales customer payments and commissions
Typically Pollinators sell lights on an installment basis and a customer often makes several payments for one product Pollinators now link each installment to its appropriate sale record when collecting payments
Before adopting the system Pollinatersquos management would spend half a day shifting data into an Excel sheet to determine how many lights were sold in a week
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
Pollinate Energy
Questions
Thank you very much
T4ID 24th November 2015Chema Lopez Patrick Wyatt Deme Yoo
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
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httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
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References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
References
Kshetri Nir Cloud Computing in Sub-Saharan Africa IT Professional IT Prof 156 (2013) 64-67 Web Goundar Sam Cloud Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Cloud
Computing Opportunities and Issues for Developing Countries Wwwdiplomacyedu nd Web 23 Nov 2015
Juster Kenneth Cloud Computing Can Close the Development Gap (nd) n pag SalesForce SalesForce Web 15 Nov 2015
Kihara Tabitha Adoption and Use of Cloud Computing in Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya IST-Africa 2013 (2013) n pagInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Web 12 Nov 2015
Firdhous Mohamed Osman Ghazali and Suhaidi Hassan Cloud Computing for Rural ICT Development Opportunities and Challenges2013 International Conference On Computing Electrical And Electronic Engineering (Icceee) (2013) n pag Web
Adaletey Denis Cloud Computing for Development 1048753 Improving the Health Information System in Ghana Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IIMC International Information Management Corporation 2013 Web 12 Nov 2015
httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=3wD8pzIcCJk httpicowcokeindexphpoption=com_k2ampview=itemlistamplayout=categoryamptask=categoryampid=3ampIte
mid=22 httpwwwilriorgilrinewsindexphparchives10173 httpspollinateenergyorgsolution httpswwwdhis2org httpsmilaaporgabout-usoverview httpwwwverasolutionsorgglobal-goals-quality-education httpwwwstireducationorg GSMA Global Mobile Economy Report 2015
httpwwwgsmamobileeconomycomGSMA_Global_Mobile_Economy_Report_2015pdf
International Telecommunications Union Individuals Using Internet 2005-2014 httpwwwituintenITU-DStatisticsDocumentsstatistics2014ITU_Key_2005-2014_ICT_dataxls
ECLAC Cloud Computing in Latin America Current situation and policy proposals 2014
