Karl R. Smith Wonders...

Introduction Are you part of the 4G Confusion and don’t know exactly where to turn to? This article represents the first part of the entire “G’s Confusion” and it will help you to decide exactly which GSM company to subscribe with. I have been caught up with numerous of telephone calls and emails from some of my clients, friends and family members regarding the new generation technologies that has gripped the attention of the technology consumers in Liberia – the Cellcom 4G and the Lonestar 3.9G Confusion.  In this First part of this article on the “G’s Confusion”, I am going to restrict my discussion of Cellcom 4G USB device and the Lonestar 3.9G USB device base on the following:  •           Payment Term •           Connection Speed •           Stability & Availability. Clarification of Terms Before I expand this article 4G vs 3.9G: The G’s Confusion – let's first define what constitute a 4G and a 3.9G from an end-user prospective. There are othe

MWETANA Consulting & Technology Group has again taken another step towards building the capacity of its workforce to enable Liberians and Liberian companies to participate in the development of the ICT sector in a meaningful and significant manner.  Recently, MWETANA sent one of its employees to Nairobi, Kenya to attend an intensive training course in fiber optic design, installation, splicing, acceptable testing, troubleshooting and maintenance. Mr. Eric Korkoryiza, member of the network infrastructure team at MWETANA who joined the company as an intern and work his way through the rank and file of the organization recently arrived from Nairobi, Kenya where he received training and certification in optical fiber technology.  The training session included differentiating the different types of fiber cables and connectors, evaluating losses with power meter and light source, understanding of industry standards and codes, proper testing procedures, evaluation of f

Barely six months after the fiber optic cable was launched in Liberia, there has been an increase in the demand for Information Communication Technology (ICT) professionals in Liberia. Giving the needs and demands of the profession in the society, standardization and best practices continues to remain a serious challenge faced by this current generation of ICT professionals in Liberia. MWETANA Consulting & Technology Group, an ICT company in Liberia, as part of its corporate and social responsibilities has been working closely with the executive committee of the Information Communication Technology Association of Liberia during its formation stage by providing financial support to the regular Sunday’s formation meeting refreshment for up to 20 persons for the period of 5 months. With the numerous benefits the association poses in the accomplishment of the Poverty Reduction Strategy (PRS) and the vision 2030, MWETANA Consulting & Technology Group is happy and also pl

Why did I start to write? Writing as always been one of my inner passions and by knowing well that I have been blessed with the creativity and the ability to portrait ideas – I cannot hold back and continue to read others article. But what is very clear is that writing is a journey that once you start, you will want to end it but unfortunately you will not be able to end writing. Simply because there would always be something new or interesting to write about as time goes by. From time to time, I will write about anything that will catches my mind or that I may think you readers will enjoy, but you can be assured that I will write more things about technology and other subject that will inspire me based on my background and experience. Today, I would like to share with you my decision regarding my desire to start writing. I am not in any way writing to participate in any kinds of competition or wishing for an award. I am writing because I have always admired others who