Public Sector

ICT-WORLD

MANAGEMENT
SEMINAR - 2016

Public Sector
ICT World Forum
2016

ICT Performance Contracting Indicator For

Global Sustainable Development
Organised by
Goals (SDG)

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UPTO DATE WITH
LATEST TRENDS IN
THE INDUSTRY?

THEME:

Strategic ICT Performance Management for

Realisation of Global Sustainable Development

Venue: - Impala Hotel - Arusha, Tanzania

Contact Us

IBIMA Africa
2nd Flr, Ruprani House - Moktar Daddar Street; Nairobi.
T. +254 (0) 20 210 2753a
e. info@ibima.or.ke or ibimakenya@gmail.com www.ibima.or.ke

Overview

ICT is not really the business of most public sector

organizations; ICT must be an underlying tool to drive the
organizations core business. Clients must focus on their core
activities and ICT must add value to help as a vital support
to make operations more successful - easy, responsive and
optimal performance.
IBIMA is committed to encouraging public sector
organisations to utilize technology to improve efficiency,
drive down cost and transform services so they are simpler,
faster and clearer. Responsive public services are critical
to improving peoples quality of life and enhancing their
opportunities. Technology is a critical component in ensuring
services is high quality, efficient and continually improving
to meet evolving needs.
Every year, East Africa countries public sector spends approx.
$ 7 billion - The aggregate budget spend to ICT Infrastructure
across East Africa. Despite significant efficiency savings, the
public sector still needs to do more to streamline processes,
deliver better business outcomes, break down siloes and
foster stronger links between ICT departments and strategic
organisation objectives.
Join us at on Public Sector ICT Management Forum where
we discuss the latest technology innovations, showcase
thought leadership around emerging trends and practices,
and consider how ICT is a key enabler for public sector
transformation allowing for greater cost savings, efficiencies
and agility.

Previous participating organisation

Kengen, Makueni County, General Motors Kenya, Highway
Authority, KLB, LAPFUND, Kenya Civil Aviation Authority,
Kenya Wildlife Service, CCK, KEMI, University of Nairobi, Tea
Research Foundation, Kenya Judiciary, Kisii County, Ministry
of Agriculture, KRA, Ministry of ICT, Chuka University, Kenya
Film Corporation, Kenya ports Authority, Pwani University,
National Bureau of Statistics - Tanzania, EPZA, Kenya Urban
Roads Authority, NGOs Coordination Authority, Central
Bank of Kenya, ESAMI, LAP FUND, Kisii University, KIPRA,
Kenya Pipeline Corporation, Nzoia Sugar Company. Tanzania
Investment Centre. Tanzania Electric Supply Company
Ltd, Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority,
Laptrust, Kenya National Examination Council, Kenya
investment Authority, NHIF, Kenya Bureau of Standard,
IEBC, Commission of University Education, Ewaso Ngiro
South Development Authority, Nakuru County, Mumias
Sugar, Egerton University, Kenya maritime Authority, Export
Promotion Council, Nairobi County, Uganda Industrial
Research Institute, Technical university of Mombasa,
West Pokot County, Capital Market Authority, RBA, NCA

Lets

Start

Thinking Green

Objectives of the Forum

The forum aims to equip participants with

both advanced managerial techniques
and specialized knowledge; to increase
their capacity for innovative planning and
implementation of modern information and
communication systems; and to improve
their strategic-thinking, problem-solving and
decision-making skills.

Target Audience
The programme is designed for ICT
Professional and managers in the public
sectors who are responsible for the
acquisition and management of the
information and communication systems
of their organisations.

IBIMA CONFERENCE TOUR TO NGORONGORO CRATER

TANZANIA ARUSHA

THE 2 IFMIS GROUP AT NGORONGORO

CRATER

After early morning breakfast depart at 5:30 am to Ngorongoro Conservation Area with picnic lunches. Arrives at crater around 9 am
starts a game drive in the crater up to noon, break for lunch at the picnic site and after lunch proceed with game drive up to 3 pm
and drive back to Arusha. Driving distance 190 km Approximimately 3 - 4 hours
NGORONGORO
Ngorongoro Conservation Area is one of the world Heritage site in Tanzania cover an area of 8,292km2
and established in 1959 as a multiple land use means human and wildlife interaction are allowed within
the Area. Its the only place in Tanzania where you can experience such kind of interaction between people
and wildlife living together for many years in harmony. Maasai is one of the 120 tribes lives in Tanzania
and is the only tribe lives
in ngorongoro area. Due to its size they are so many attraction within the areas and one of the incomparable
attraction in the area is Ngorongoro Crater
Ngorongoro Crater
Ngorongoro Crater is the largest unbroken caldera in the world (collapsed volcano) and it was created
from a volcano that exploded about three million years ago the quick withdrawal of molten lava beneath
it made the centre collapse, creating the crater we see today, a natural enclose for the wildlife to wander
around. The crater is 19 km across and cover 260 sq km of wilder- ness and having walls over 600 meters
high. The volcano eruption believed to be larger than Mount Kilimanjaro. Ngorongoro crater is one of the
seven Natural wonders of Africa.
Why should someone visit Ngorongoro?
Wildlife

SITE VIEW / PHOTOGRAPHY

Ngorongoro offer the best wildlife viewing area for the tourist at a close range than any other wildlife
areas in Tanzania. due to its unique the area has different habitats which make homes of different variety
of wild animals, and can support over 30,000 animals of different species.
Black Rhino
Ngorongoro is one of the few places left in east Africa where you can still see rare species which are in
danger of extinction like Black rhino
Animals
Most of the animals in the crater are residents and can be seen throughout the year. the most common
animal are like Buffalos, Zebras, wildebeests, gazelles, Jackals, Hyenas and Lions. Leopard and Cheetah are
very rare sighting and if you happen to see these two then you are lucky.
Human Wildlife interaction

GAME DRIVE IN THE CRATER

Ngorongoro is the one of the few place in east Africa when you can experience the unique interactions
between the local people (Maasai) which are pastoralist interact with wildlife like Zebras, wildebeest and
gazelles in one spot for the food or water with no harm

Proposed Timetable

Time
Day
Theme
08 30
09 20
09 20
11 30

11 30
12 00
12 00
2 00
2 00
4 00

Day 1

The Public Sector/Non Profit Balanced Scorecard Perspective:

Introduction to Balance
Scorecard ICT perspective by
Norton & Kaplan.
Understand how the scorecard
works. (Balanced Scorecard
Basics, Creating the Strategy
Map, Good Performance
Measurements, The Final
Scorecard Components, Case
Study Exercise.)
A Strategic Tool in
Implementing ICT organisation
Objectives & Strategies.

Morning Tea

Q n A Session

ICT security basics i.e. CIA, assets,

threat model, security attacks etc.
Secure design principles i.e. economy
of mediation, least privilege,
complete mediation etc.
Basics of cryptography i.e.
symmetric/asymmetric algorithms,
digital cert& signatures, PGP etc.
Ethical hacking guideline and
penetration testing.
Web applications attack (SQL
Injection, XSS, CSRF, sessions
hijacking etc.).
Common Internet threats (phishing,
Trojan, worms, botnets drive-bydownloads etc.).
Non-technical threats.
Password attacks.

Morning Tea

Day 2

Q n A Session

Lunch Break

Cyber Security:

Lunch Break

Strategic Performance Management

IT strategic balanced scorecard

and IT governance.
IT Development Balanced
Scorecard & Use of the Balanced Scorecard for ICT Performance Management

Security auditing and assurance i.e.

security policies, standard, guideline,
baseline and other applicable standards.
Risk assessment and security controls.
Disaster recovery for business continuity.

Day
3

A
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Day 4

ICT Project Planning

Morning Tea

Day 5

Morning Tea

Q n A Session

Lunch Break

Closing Remarks &

Certificate Presentation

Emerging technologies news,

Project Planning and mantrends, and strategies.
agement using PRINCE2 for
1. Heres what Apples planICT Professionals.
You Will Learn How To:
ning for 2016
Manage projects with
2. Google Glass Enterprise
confidence
Edition
Avoid dangerous shortcuts 3. Cloud Computing Technology
and omissions
Monitor risks and correct
4. Emerging trend in Green IT
5. Google emerging technoltrouble spots
Put together a solid team
ogy
6. Emerging technologies
and effective documentation
that every office will have
in 2020
Pave the way for achieving
PMP status

Lunch Break

Project Planning and management using PRINCE2 for

ICT Professionals.