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Question of the Day: What is your stance on AI?
SA telecoms inertia is paralyzing
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ShaunSA
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No raVid. What it means is that nothing is imminent 
Didnt know it was a secret.
Next year Roy will 'reveal' the same old rubbish again, government is all talk and thin on action.
Hehe, you could probably write a little script that just automates old DoC statements to the front page every six months to a year, nothing changes.
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Tip for the President
If you are serious about speeding up developments in the ICT sector. There's a very critical first step you need to make. Face facts and acknowledge that the current MoC of the DoC is not suited to the task. Replace Ivy and appoint someone more qualified. Add in a clause that unless concrete, measurable indicators of progress is achieved, they'll be replaced. To motivate the DoC, cancel all salary increases and bonus and add an incremental reward system for each milestone reached. End result: Work hard and achieve results and they'll be well comepensated. Fail, and you get replaced.
Simple enough. Get that done ASAP and the rest will sort itself out. In fact, applying the same principals in Health Care / Safety and Security would only be in the best interests of the South African citizens.
If you are serious about speeding up developments in the ICT sector. There's a very critical first step you need to make. Face facts and acknowledge that the current MoC of the DoC is not suited to the task. Replace Ivy and appoint someone more qualified. Add in a clause that unless concrete, measurable indicators of progress is achieved, they'll be replaced. To motivate the DoC, cancel all salary increases and bonus and add an incremental reward system for each milestone reached. End result: Work hard and achieve results and they'll be well comepensated. Fail, and you get replaced.
Simple enough. Get that done ASAP and the rest will sort itself out. In fact, applying the same principals in Health Care / Safety and Security would only be in the best interests of the South African citizens.