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A leading United Nations body working to spread the benefits of information technology should concentrate on the areas that most concern people around the world, the chair of that body said today.
Craig Barrett, Chair of the UN Global Alliance for Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and Development, told the third annual meeting of the Global Alliance in Kuala Lumpur that people were most interested about: getting software and hardware, connectivity, local content and ICT education.
The Global Alliance “should concentrate on programmes that focus on access,” such as public-private partnerships, community centres and ICT for schools, said Mr. Barrett, who is also the Chairman of Intel.
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