IBM, AMA team up to make city smarter

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• EMMANUEL AGUMAH 11 years ago

  This is in a good direction since traffic alone cost our production hours in Ghana. The cost if quantified well is more than billion cedis. Hon Okoh Van, go ahead.

  This is in a good direction since traffic alone cost our production hours in Ghana. The cost if quantified well is more than billion cedis. Hon Okoh Van, go ahead.

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• Cindy 11 years ago

  Great idea & proposal from IBM, now lets see if officials would follow through.

  Great idea & proposal from IBM, now lets see if officials would follow through.

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• EZEKIEL 11 years ago

  There's NOTHING WE CAN DO BY OURSELVES!
  OUR paper qualifications DON'T reflect how we LIVE,WHY is that ?????

  There's NOTHING WE CAN DO BY OURSELVES!
  OUR paper qualifications DON'T reflect how we LIVE,WHY is that ?????

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• Sankofa 11 years ago

  How much is IBM making from this?

  How much is IBM making from this?

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• GHFUO, BE SERIOUS NOT PRIDEFUL! 11 years ago

  FIRST, PLAN YOUR CITY AND NAME ALL THE STREETS N NUMBER ALL BUILDINGS. PUT UP HORIZONTAL N VERTICAL STREETS. WITH ADDRESSES, U CAN COLLECT DATA N CITY REVENUE. IF U CANT SEE THEM, U CANT TRACK THEM

  FIRST, PLAN YOUR CITY AND NAME ALL THE STREETS N NUMBER ALL BUILDINGS. PUT UP HORIZONTAL N VERTICAL STREETS. WITH ADDRESSES, U CAN COLLECT DATA N CITY REVENUE. IF U CANT SEE THEM, U CANT TRACK THEM

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• Patriot 11 years ago

  What IBM is doing is not new. It is the lack of political will and knowledge that is keeping Ghana in the dark. City managers in the country must use strategies that are environmentally friendly and not try to adopt measures ...
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  What IBM is doing is not new. It is the lack of political will and knowledge that is keeping Ghana in the dark. City managers in the country must use strategies that are environmentally friendly and not try to adopt measures that are unrelated to our needs. That has been the problem with everything in Ghana: copying things from other places without thinking.

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