The national identity management underway in Nigeria will come under review at the Technology Times Outlook 2017 Business Summit holding February 23-24, 2017 at The MUSON Centre in Lagos.
Technology Times Outlook 2017, themed “National Identity Management: Unlocking Possibilities for Knowledge-Driven Nigeria” annually gathers decision makers since its debut in 2008.
Founder of Technology Times Media Limited, Shina Badaru, disclosed this while announcing plans for the Technology Times Outlook 2017 Business Summit and the unveiling of the official website on www.outlook.technologytimes.ng in Lagos.
“Every year, Technology Times Outlook events brings together the largest gathering of CEOs, business and government leaders and thought leaders shaping and defining market trends in the Nigerian and West African technology ecosystem”, Mr Badaru said.
Organised by Technology Times Media Limited in alliance with partners, the summit lets attendees benefit from insightful technology thought leaderships on innovation, productivity and business competitiveness in a changing economic landscape and enhance their performance goals.
At Technology Times Outlook 2017, leaders in business and government, innovators, visionaries and frontier thinkers will come together to share perspectives and insights on the National ID programme of Nigeria and other key technology initiatives and trends that will either shape, define or disrupt Nigerian economy in the new year and beyond.
“We are pleased to announce that Technology Times Outlook 2017 holding in Lagos will again focus on key technology solutions changing our lives as Nigeria drives forward its plans to evolve into a knowledge-driven economy,” Badaru added.
“At #TTOutlook17 in Lagos, leaders in business and government, innovators, frontier thinkers and thought leaders will examine how ID technologies cutting across telephony (SIM Registration); banking (BVN); travels (biometric/e-Passport); citizen services, among several other sectors of Nigeria, now shape and define how we live, work and play.”
Engineer Aliyu Abubakar Aziz, Director General /CEO, National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), the nation’s ID management agency, will deliver the annual technology thought leadership keynote on the summit theme alongside a panel cutting across banking, market intelligence, telecommunications, law enforcement, among other sector of the economy.
“Technology Times Outlook, which made its debut in 2008, was initiated to create the nation’s frontline technology thought leadership event where ICT leaders in industry and government annually share their experiences and insights on policy, technology and market dynamics that will shape and define the Nigerian economy over the next 12 months and beyond,” according to Badaru.
He added that there will also be other tracks by media decision makers, entertainment icons and innovation leaders and other special attractions at #TTOutlook17, which have always made the summit a must-attend tech event.
“I am pleased to also announce that the Technology Times Person of the Year 2016 will emerge at the #TTOulook17 dinner which is co-located with the Technology Times Person of The Year 2016 Awards & Dinner. The award will recognise and honour that individual that has made enduring contribution to the Nigerian ICT industry,” Badaru concluded.
