On January 17 2018, the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines issued its Guidelines on the Examination of Information Communications Technology (ICT) and Computer Implemented Inventions (CII ...

The threat of ICT failure lurks for the Dutch Environment Act. The law must become a radical simplification of current laws and regulations, a revolution in spatial planning and the largest ...

Some quite knowledgeable people from a government agency in Singapore were in town this week. They were on a mission to share lessons on government transformation through Information and Communication ...

Student interest in ICT finally seems to be growing with an increase of nearly 13% of students opting to take the exam at GCSE this year. Despite the rise, the government still plans to scrap the ...

one of the Leading professionals in ICT Law Sunil D. B. Abeyrathne says that Sri Lankans are unaware of the responsibility they bear when entering cyberspace and using digital devices It would go ...

A computer is a programmable device that can automatically perform a sequence of calculations or other operations on data once programmed for the task. It can store, retrieve, and process data ...

March 2022 will mark 10 years since ICT was introduced at A-Level, as an elective second subsidiary subject. The other is Subsidiary Mathematics. In 2012, the Ministry of Education and Sports made ...

Ireland’s An Garda Síochána is still reeling from an attempted cyberattack against its systems over the weekend that resulted in a number of its internal services being shut down as a precaution.

Multiple “big bang” efforts to modernise the federal government’s decades-old migration ICT system have left it with a “cumbersome” and “outdated” process. According to a damning report from the ...

A follow–up of what went on during the EMBED Exhibition. As part of the EMBED exhibition held in May at the Mediterranean Conference Centre the human capital team of the Malta Information Technology ...

A spending watchdog has urged Police Scotland to urgently reassess its IT needs after the collapse of a multi-million pound computer project. The £46m i6 scheme had been expected to result in £200m ...