Hi Anthony, Ish, Jochen,
At 06:29 23-03-2015, Anthony Salomon wrote:
>After seeing the lists of speakers and reading about the objective
>of the conference here :
>http://defimedia.info/defi-quotidien/dq-interview/item/69796-harish-bheemul-le-ministere-des-tic-a-du-pain-sur-la-planche.html
>I said to myself I will not learn anything new..
I read the programme (thanks Nadim) and the interview. It is
unlikely that I would be able to contribute anything which might be
of interest to this group or to myself.
>They said ' The aim of the Conference is to provide a platform for
>debate, brainstorming and analysis from both the academic and
>industrial experts'. In my own opinion, I do think this can be
>achieved by other means (having other types of debate with those
>really involved in IT in a day to day basis).
Yes.
The programme for this conference does not make it look like a place
for discussion or analysis.
At 05:58 23-03-2015, Ish Sookun wrote:
>invite/sponsor tickets to existing groups. It's not just about
>money. I didn't know about the existence of Train 2 Gain previously
>but most of our events are publicly broadcasted namely through
>social networks and neither have I ever seen them participating. I
>haven't ever seen anyone from Train 2 Gain with a keen interest in
>the advancement of IT in Mauritius.
I only heard about the company organising this conference a few days
ago. The managing director of the company mentioned in 2014 in an
interview that it is better to invest in emarketing for Rs 3000
instead of having a billboard which costs Rs 125 000.
At 05:38 23-03-2015, Jochen Kirstaetter wrote:
>But, and that's the actual interesting aspect. It's going to be a great
>opportunity for networking and exchanging with people of different
>business sectors in Mauritius.
It is an opportunity for anyone who can afford not being at work for
a day. There isn't a lot of information about the conference. I am
not sure whether it will be good for networking.
Regards,
S. Moonesamy
Received on Mon Mar 23 2015 - 14:41:08 PST