Microsoft innovates its way into Africa
Microsoft`s innovation in response to the technological needs of Africa is gaining momentum, in line with a declared commitment to help the continent realise it`s full potential in the information age.
01 June 2006
Africa has recently become the focus of Microsoft`s global programme of promoting access to technology, with the express aim of enabling social and economic development in emerging economies.
The company has set a goal of introducing 250 million people in 83 developing countries to technology for the first time by 2010.
“Microsoft`s role in the ICT industry is to provide software innovation to enable an environment for development to help society reap the opportunities of the information age,” says Cheick Diarra, Microsoft`s chairman for Africa.
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