Submitted by RLA Webmaster on Sat, 11/19/2011 - 13:37
Roger Layton presented a paper entitled "Getting SMEs into FP7" at the EuroAfrica-ICT 2011 Conference held at the CTICC in Cape Town on 15 Nov 2011.
The key points of this paper we how SMEs can find their way through the maze of information in order to get established within an FP7 project, and that there is currently very little activity in involving South African SMEs into FP7, in spite of this being an important area of promotion and support.
Submitted by RLA Webmaster on Fri, 10/21/2011 - 11:55
Roger Layton presented the XtownX Initiative at the SAFIPA Annual Conference in Pretoria on Wednesday, 19 October 2011. The presentation took the form of a simulated demonstration and attracted much interest from those that attended.
Submitted by RLA Webmaster on Tue, 10/18/2011 - 20:53
RLA will be exhibiting at the SAFIPA conference at the CSIR Conference Centre 19-20 October 2011.
SAFIPA have provided some funding for RLA as part of the work in the development of XtownX Tzaneen, and these funds have been used for the development of a training course for XtownX Researchers.
At this conference we willl be demonstrating a range of the facilities within XtownX including:
Submitted by RLA Webmaster on Fri, 10/07/2011 - 20:17
Roger Layton will be presenting a paper at the 8th National Oral History Conference in Mafikeng 11-14 October 2011.
His paper concerns a new approach to preparing documented biographies in order to capture the massive interconnections between individual histories and to pave the way for a future model of advanced searching among large number of biographies and snippets of biographical narratives.
Submitted by RLA Webmaster on Fri, 09/30/2011 - 18:40
For a long time I have wondered how the governments in the developing world are going about developing eGovernment.
In South Africa fewer of 10% of the people of the country have access to computers and the knowledge to use these computers. Whereas the current generation of children are learning computers in school throughout the country, it will be another 10 years before they are adults and needing to communicate with governments at all levels.
This is the web site for Roger Layton Associates (RLA).
We are an ICT and research organisation with a specialty focus on heritage information management, local economic development, mobile web development, project managment for municipalities, and investment management systems.
We are currently rebuilding our web site with much more content to outline the full spectrum of our activities in ICT projects, research, training, and our own products.
Newly added : 29 SEP 2011 : Research Menu and Content
Newly added : 30 SEP 2011 : XtownX pages
