Software practitioners to discuss sector’s progress
21 August 2024 |
1:52 am
Members of the Institute of Software Practitioners of Nigeria (ISPON) will meet in Lagos on August 23 to discuss way forward for the sector.
Members of the Institute of Software Practitioners of Nigeria (ISPON) will meet in Lagos on August 23 to discuss way forward for the sector. The gathering, according to ISPON, is the 2024 yearly general meeting, which provides platform to discuss the current challenges being faced in the Nigerian information technology industry and deliberate on strategies to help the Institute develop in the next one year.
“After one year in office, the 2023/2025 ISPON NEC led by Bimbo Abioye is excited to engage with members in a bid to seek collaboration towards the growth and advancement of the Institute,” the statement reads.
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