The 'Open Source' software, which is non-proprietary, has a source code that is transparent, and allows rights to users, which would otherwise be prohibited by copyright. Because of its transparency, bugs or security flaws could be quickly discovered, and patched.
Weiterlesen: Ghana: Expert appeals for `Open Source` software usage
“Using software and Information Communication Technology (ICT) would facilitate the exchange and sharing of information by Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) and reduce the cost of running government.
Weiterlesen: Ghana: Use software to modify economic structures - Dr. Somuah
Government through the Ghana Information and Communication Technology Directorate (GICTeD) is developing the infrastructure with a United Kingdom-based company, Lennox and Netwise, as part of the e-Governance Project.
Weiterlesen: Ghana: IT Infrastructure Launched To Improve Public Sector Service Delivery
The Ghana Information and Communication Technology Directorate (GICTeD) launched the Enterprise Architecture (EA) and the E-Government Interoperability Framework (e-GIF) projects to facilitate the exchange of data between government agencies, public institutions and other relevant sectors to improve public sector service delivery.
Weiterlesen: Ghana launches IT infrastructure software projects
The ICT4AD that, was launched in 2004 by government identified health as one of the priority sectors in which the broad adoption of ICT could enable the government to achieve its developmental goals.
Weiterlesen: Ghana Health Service (GHS) launches corporate website