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FACyber Unveils Pricing for Certificate, Diploma and Nanodegree Cybersecurity Programs

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First Atlantic Cybersecurity Institute (FACyber) has unveiled the pricing for its Certificate, Diploma and Nanodegree Cybersecurity programs which cover Policy, Management, Technology and Intelligence/Digital Forensics.

The cost of the program is $200 for any of the Certificate Programs
(Policy, Management, Technology and Intelligence/Digital Forensics);
program lasts 12 weeks. The Diploma programs requires the Certificate
program as a prerequisite. The cost is $600 and lasts for 12 weeks. The
Nanodegree requires the Diploma and a commitment of one week live program
in Lagos; cost is $1600. (Forex is N400 to $1.)

FACyber is a business of FASMICRO Group which owns Tekedia. It works with another subsidiary, Milonics Analytics, an IBM PartnerWorld. FACyber will be launched Nov 1, 2016.

This post has been updated.

Manchester City looking for more revenue signs Mundipharma as Health Partner

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Premier League club Manchester City have signed healthcare and pharmaceutical business Mundipharma as one of their most recent regional partners.

The multi-year deal sees Mundipharma Pte Ltd named the ‘Official Healthcare Product Partner of Manchester City Football Club’ in Mundipharma’s markets in Asia Pacific, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa. It reflects both partners’ commitment to deepening the connection they have with their fans and people in those emerging markets.

Under the partnership, Mundipharma will be incorporating Manchester City branding in a selection of their marketing and advertising campaigns and the logo of its popular range of BETADINE medicines will feature on the sleeve of the Club’s medical staff at friendly matches in Asia Pacific, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa.

Manchester City, who have 400 million followers around the world, are currently enjoying a successful start to the season, under the guidance of manager Pep Guardiola.

Mundipharma’s emerging markets business has grown significantly in recent years and its medicines are distributed in more than 120 countries worldwide.

Samsung pulls Galaxy Note 7 out of markets

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Samsung halted sales of the Galaxy Note 7. The company also told customers to immediately “power down and stop using” the smartphone, which is prone to catching fire. It had originally tried a recall in which it offered replacements, but the same defect cropped up with those.

Facebook unveils a social working place called Workplace to compete with Yammer, Chatter and Slack

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Nicola Mendelsohn, Vice President of EMEA at Facebook, speaks during an event to launch the social media company's latest product "Workplace", in central London on October 10, 2016. Social network giant Facebook launched new global product Workplace, a platform that it hopes will replace intranet, mailbox and other internal communication tools used by businesses worldwide. It is intended to compete with similar office communication products including Microsoft's Yammer, Salesforce's Chatter and Slack. / AFP PHOTO / Justin TALLIS

Social network giant Facebook on Monday launched new global product Workplace, a platform that it hopes will replace intranet, mailbox and other internal communication tools used by businesses worldwide.

It is intended to compete with similar office communication products including Microsoft’s Yammer, Salesforce’s Chatter and Slack.

The Silicon Valley company developed the concept, hitherto called “Facebook at Work”, two years ago in its London office and has since tested the product on 1,000 companies worldwide.

Workplace was developed outside of the Facebook ecosystem and remains completely separate from the social network, being accessible without a Facebook account.

The service will only enable the transfer of intra-office data, which will remain fully owned by the business.

Subscribers will pay between one to three euros per connected employee, depending on the size of the business, while NGOs and educational establishments will receive the service for free.

 

FarmDrive wins Thomson Reuters Africa Startups Challenge 2016

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FarmDrive is a mobile tech, agri-tech startup that looks to advance bankable farmer initiatives. FarmDrive is a Kenyan-based social enterprise that connects unbanked and underserved smallholder farmers to credit, while helping financial institutions cost effectively increase their agricultural loan portfolios. Using simple mobile phone technology, alternative data sets, and sophisticated data analytics, FarmDrive is closing the critical information gap that keeps smallholder farmers from loans that would allow them to grow and diversify their businesses.

FarmDrive has won the Thomson Reuters Africa Startups Challenge 2016. The Thomson Reuters Africa Startups Challenge seeks to find the best new companies coming out of Africa. As a large continent made up of many emerging markets Africa is home to some exciting ventures who are able to leverage new technology and new business models to leap-frog the current players.  It won over other 13 competitors.