From PC Tech Magazine

The National Information Technology Authority-Uganda (NITA-U) will host IT experts from South Korea, carrying out a feasibility study to see if the East African country can implement a Government Integrated Data Center (GIDC), Disaster Recovery Site (DRS) and Shared Services and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI).

The Independent reports the experts from National Information Technology Promotion Agency (NIPA) will determine if the infrastructure is in line with NITA-U’s key objectives of having a coordinated, harmonised and regulated IT infrastructure and services within government.

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