 What is KO? |
|
Mar 19, 2008 - 5:16 AM - by Tariq
|
What is KO?
KnowledgeOman.com (KO) is an online community platform specifically engineered to create a knowledge based economy with a focus on developing the Information and Communication Technology Sector in Oman. The aim of this project is to solidify His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said's Progressive Vision to transform the Sultanate into a Knowledge Society and build a knowledge-based economy.
KO is managed by a team of dedicated professionals from various industries working together to share, exchange and promote knowledge across the Sultanate.
Click here to know more about KO Family.
|
|
|
Why KO? |
|
Mar 20, 2009 - 9:00 PM - by Khalphan Al-Mahrazy
|
Award-Winning KO is the place to be for all of those who care about knowledge and community enrichment. Explore for yourself what KO is and experience the benefits.
... [Read More]
|
|
|
 KO Tube! |
|
Nov 26, 2008 - 3:25 AM - by News
|
KO Tube is a special channel for knowledgeoman videos on Youtube. The channel will act as the one stop shop to all videos created by the KO family.
|
|
|
 Ask Microsoft Oman |
|
Mar 19, 2008 - 2:22 PM - by Questions
|
Ask Microsoft Oman section is specifically crafted for all Microsoft related questions. You now have the chance to interact directly with the Microsoft employees and experts. Seminars, events, training, products and solutions will all be posted in this section. Click here
|
|
|
|
» Stats |
Members: 2,626
Threads: 6,283
Posts: 44,108
Top Poster: Sahara (5,086)
|
| Welcome to our newest member, khaloods |
|
|
» KO News! |
| Microsoft Brings Its Largest IT Conference to the Region |
|
Feb 05, 2010 - 11:49 PM - by News
|
Microsoft Brings Its Largest IT
Conference to the Region
With Tech.Ed Middle East
Microsoft Gulf today announced that it will host the region’s first ever Tech.Ed Middle East 2010 event from March 1-3, 2010 at the Dubai World Trade Center. Tech.Ed is Microsoft’s premier technical education event that takes place across select locations globally. UAE will be one of the top 10 locations selected by Microsoft globally to host Tech.Ed in 2010 with the aim of connecting technology professionals to broad set of current and future Microsoft technologies, tools, platforms and services.
Tech.Ed’s reputation as one of the leading technology conferences globally, is set to attract the region’s best technology professionals, developers, and global technology experts who will deliver sessions, provide hands-on training and in-depth product knowledge on Microsoft technologies. Attendees will experience world-class demonstrations of leading technology solutions that are designed to enhance productivity and meet the demands of tech savvy customers.
As part of Tech.Ed, senior Microsoft Corporate Executives will visit the region to discuss innovative and leading edge technologies like cloud-computing, virtualization, unified communications and more. Additionally, a range of new Microsoft technologies is expected to be unveiled at Tech.Ed Middle East.
Charbel Fakhoury, General Manager, Microsoft Gulf said, “Tech.Ed is Microsoft’s premier, global platform that provides hands-on learning, deep product exploration and opportunities for IT professionals to connect with the industry and Microsoft experts. If you are developing, deploying or managing Microsoft solutions, then... [Read More]
|
|
0 Replies | 61 Views
|
| Rustaq College Prepares for Its Second Theatre Festival |
|
Feb 05, 2010 - 11:47 PM - by News
|
Rustaq College Prepares for
Its Second Theatre Festival
Rustaq College of Applied Sciences is all geared for it second Theatre Festival, set to kick off this February 27th 2010, in association with the Omani Theatre Association. Five groups, consisting of students from various specializations, have started their preparations to showcase their creative acts and shows. This reflects the quality status that Rustaq College has achieved in this area after the success witnessed from the first theatre festival.
Aref Al Balushi, the supervisor of the Rustaq College Theatre Group, said, “The theatre festival is a unique opportunity for the students to showcase their skills and talents, while further cultivating their artistic qualities. All specialized parties have been contacted to finalize preparations, such as sponsors, the necessary requirements of stage production and setting, and the support of theatre specialists and enthusiasts. The Omani Theatre Association has also been contacted to nominate the judging committee, and we expect a greater success from the first festival and a bigger participation.”
Written by: Sultan Al Zidi
|
|
0 Replies | 15 Views
|
| GUtech Students Visit German Ambassador |
|
Feb 05, 2010 - 11:46 PM - by News
|
GUtech Students Visit
German Ambassador
A group of nine GUtech Foundation-Year students, who have been studying German as a foreign language in the past year, visited the German Ambassador H. E. Angelika Storz-Chakarji last Wednesday. “For most of us this is the first time that we meet an Ambassador,” said Manal Al Hajri, who is studying Urban Planning and Architectural Design at GUtech. Manal thanked the Ambassador for her hospitality and handed-over a small gift from the students - a compilation of photos of interesting sites in Oman and articles on popular young Omani personalities.
H.E. Storz-Chakarji was very impressed of the students’ ideas. “Oman is a country with many eye-catchers and a love for beauty. For example, the way people are dressed is very special. In many ways Oman reminds me of Japan and France,” she said. The Ambassador presented the whole staff of the Embassy and their duties to the group of students. According to the Embassy, around 500 Germans are officially registered in the Sultanate.
Storz-Chakarji became the German Ambassador to the Sultanate of Oman last year. She has 30 years of experience in the diplomatic service with positions held in the Federal Foreign Office, German Embassies in Paris, Tokyo and the German Permanent mission to the United Nations in New York. “At my time it was a challenge to be a female Ambassador. I was among the first women who were sent to Cairo for an Arabic course,” said H.E. Storz-Chakarji. She encouraged the students to study languages at an early age, “It is much easier to learn a foreign language when you are young,” stressed the Ambassador.
|
|
0 Replies | 57 Views
|
|
Budding Entrepreneurship in Oman |
|
Feb 06, 2010 - 12:03 AM - by News
|
Budding Entrepreneurship in Oman
by, Manishankar Chakraborty
Be a job provider and not a job seeker:
Entrepreneurship is attracting the attention of all and sundry all across the globe. People are trying to do away with routine jobs and are willing to kick start something on their own. They are also willing to do that extra bit so that they can chalk out their career in the way they want, and more importantly take their own decisions. All these are well complimented by the availability of a plethora of options as economies all over the world are trying to remodel themselves by emphasizing more on... [Read More]
|
|
84 Views
|
|
Book Review: ‘Who killed change?’ |
|
Feb 03, 2010 - 5:26 PM - by Ahood D
|
Solving the Mystery of Leading
People through Change
Who Killed Change?
By Ken Blanchard, John Britt, Judd Hoekstra and Pat Zigarma
‘Who killed change?’ is a book of humor and game plan. While the book shows a murder case, it has remarkable insights about how; Culture, Commitment, Sponsorship, Change Leadership Team, Communication, Urgency, Vision, Plan, Budget, Trainer, Incentive, Performance Management and Accountability are all interconnected in the murder of Change.
The book begins with the scene of Agent Mike McNally’s sedan pulled in front of ACME Organization to investigate his... [Read More]
|
|
22 Views
|
|
|
KO Award |
|
Mar 20, 2009 - 12:47 PM - by Khalphan Al-Mahrazy
|
KnowledgeOman.com was awarded as the International Standard Web Technology Website! Click here for more information.
|
|
|
|
» Local News |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
» International News |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
» KO Products |
|
|
|
KnowledgeOman.com
