Discussions on Documents(Please comment here)
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2008 May 17 at 17:47
Thank you very much for the invitation and opportunity to take part in this online collaborative approach to standardization. I will be coming here frequently to make my input.
2008 May 19 at 06:23
Members of the ICT committe can start by getting familiar with the work of JTC1. Click on the link on the left under Blogroll.
2008 May 20 at 17:06
Im lovin this site.. It sure will contribute alot to the development of Information Technology in ja. etc. GOOD job admin…. Lookin forward to some stimulatin discussions.
2008 May 20 at 17:11
Hello Esha,
Thanks for your input. We hope that this site will contribute to standards development in Jamaica.
Keep visiting. See you
2008 May 21 at 02:35
I am grateful for the opportunity to make a positive contribution to my country.
Oh by the way, love the site!!
2008 May 21 at 04:31
Welcome Michael and thanks for your comments.
With this technology we should be able to be more productive because the work can go on 24 hours per day if we leave messages while we collaborate in doing the work.
You will indeed make a positive contribution to Jamaica.
Regrds.
2008 May 22 at 00:17
Please note that we now have 12 persons registered. It would be good though if all registered members could start to engage in some discussions/comments by replying to this post.
2008 May 22 at 18:27
I am delighted to be inolved the ICT committee. As we are now entertaining adhoc discussions, let me get the ball rolling.
Do you think that software vendors in JA. need to have a minimum requirement before being allowed to sell certain types of software?
For example when I signed up to be a reseller of the software that my company distributes we had to:
1. Prove that we are a registered company
2. Have a registered address of business
3. Have at least one certified technical person for the specific software on staff. etc.
2008 May 23 at 10:27
Hello Wayne, and everyone on this blog,
In my humble opinion “certain types” of software especially software that target specific disciplines needs to be supported and therefore minimum requirements will help to protect consumers. Off the shelf software might not need this level of protection - “let the buyer beware”.
I think the requirements to prove that a company is registered and have an address is necessary for doing business with Government Agencies but I am not sure.
Just my 2 cents worth.
2008 June 3 at 04:11
I agree with Wayne as registration helps to remove the possibility of some anonimous person deliberately passing a virus or worm as a legitimate software. Further, traceabilty is key for servicing, and support.