Open source software vendor Red Hat has honoured its top partners in Australia and New Zealand for 2021.
The company recognised partners for “their ongoing contributions to the open source ecosystem” and commitment to solving customers’ challenges in the rapidly evolving environment.
Brisbane-based Integral Technology Solutions was awarded top honours of ANZ partner of the year. The company was recognized for its Whole-of-Government Identity Exchange and Access Management initiatives, including its off-the-shelf solution to Consumer Data Right (CDR) compliance.
Deloitte ANZ was named innovation partner of the year, citing its ANZ-based global Platform Centre of Excellence to help customers leverage distributed and containerised workloads on Red Hat OpenShift.
La plataforma vecinal reclama el apoyo del Concello al centro de salud de Seixo La Voz MARÍN / LA VOZ
Entrega de una propuesta de moción para su debate al pleno
06 jul 2021 . Actualizado a las 05:00 h.
Seixo presentó ayer por registro en el Concello de
Marín una propuesta de moción para recabar el apoyo de la corporación local a favor de la continuidad del
ambulatorio. En su propuesta, este colectivo advierte de la intención del Sergas de desmantelar este centro de salud, con el grave perjuicio para los vecinos de Seixo y su entorno.
Reclaman que el pleno «rexeite o peche do centro de saúde de Seixo e a política sanitaria de recortes e privatizacións da sanidade» que ocasiona «un deterioro grave no dereito á atención sanitaria dos veciños do noso concello». En este sentido, se pide al pleno que inste a Sanidade a solucionar «de forma inmediata» esta política de recortes. Piden que a Seixo se le garantice el personal sanitario necesa
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UK government creates pipeline of growth for tech SMEs in Nigeria
The UK government is providing support to 10 start-ups to receive capacity building training, mentorship, and pitch to industry experts and government partners.
From:
10 June 2021
Designed to empower early-stage Nigerian start-ups that are solving challenges resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, the UK government, in January through the UK-Nigeria Tech Hub launched it’s iNOVO Accelerator Programme. This programme is for 10 early stage start-ups building innovative solutions to tackle the challenges caused by COVID-19 across the Education, Agriculture and Health sector in Nigeria.
In partnership with StartupBootcamp Afritech and Ventures Platform as implementing partners, this 3-month virtual programme afforded the top 10 selected start-ups an opportunity to receive capacity building and learn start-up training, mentorship and support to scale, their products and business models rapidly.