COINMAC International :: computer & information management centre

The COINMAC's intensive, hands-on training includes programs in the most in-demand technologies, such as PC Service & Support, Microsoft Windows 2000/XP, Oracle DBA, Web Graphics Designer, Web Multimedia Designer, Web Developer, E-Commerce Developer, and Client/Server Developer.

Most of the online computer classes offered by COINMAC are self-paced, and because they're web-based can be accessed from anywhere - your house, your place of employment, a remote tropical island, you name it!

OUR MISSION:

Our mission is to transform the current state of library and information technology, stimulate and promote management information system’s excellence by providing/developing resources for computer through information management teaching, training and consultancy.

OUR OBJECTIVES:

The objectives include:

Providing information management advisory and consultancy services. Engage in research into all aspects of library and computer/information technology.
Providing and developing resources for archival development and Management Information Systems through training and consultancy services.
Providing a forum where representatives of both the public and private sectors of information management services institution could exchange ideas on trends in library and information technology.

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Mobile phone cashback 'rip-off' Mobile phone cashback schemes are still letting down too many consumers, says the telecoms regulator. Read here for more.

Government cracks broadband whip Broadband firms could face formal action if they fail to give consumers accurate information about the speed they will get when they sign up.Read here for more.

Internet necessary to Africa's growth A professor whose work in spreading information technology in Africa has been awarded by the Internet Society has hit out at critics who say the continent should focus first on basics like water and sanitation.Read here for more.

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Tech giants form tiny chip group Seven of the world's leading chip makers are collaborating on chips which contain transistors with features just 32 billionths of a metre wide.Read here for more.....

Mobile phone cashback 'rip-off'
Mobile phone cashback schemes are still letting down too many consumers, says the telecoms regulator. Read here for more.

Government cracks broadband whip
Broadband firms could face formal action if they fail to give consumers accurate information about the speed they will get when they sign up.Read here for more.

Internet necessary to Africa's growth
A professor whose work in spreading information technology in Africa has been awarded by the Internet Society has hit out at critics who say the continent should focus first on basics like water and sanitation.Read here for more.

Over-50s 'fear fraud' on internet
A fear of fraud is the biggest factor stopping people aged over 50 from going online, a Post Office survey suggests.Read here for more

Tech giants form tiny chip group
Seven of the world's leading chip makers are collaborating on chips which contain transistors with features just 32 billionths of a metre wide.Read here for more.....