Managing IT skills transfer in an outsourcing partnership within the Namibian ministries computing environment

Shaanika, Irja; Nehemia-Maletzky, Monica

doi:10.23919/istafrica.2017.8102302

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“…The use of e-health is increasing in applied research especially after the COVID-19 pandemic, where the exploitation of ICTs in the health and care services is needed more than ever [1][2][3]. As e-health is an interdisciplinary area, collaboration and partnerships at local and international levels are crucial.…”

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Strategic Partnerships in e-Health in Low and Lower Middle-Income Countries in Africa

Koubaa¹,

Rekik²,

Jmaïel³

et al. 2022

2022 IST-Africa Conference (IST-Africa)

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Strategic partnerships are very important for the successful deployment of e-health as they play a crucial role in achieving common goals and creating an added value for the involved partners. In this paper, we will provide relevant information about strategic partnerships in e-health deployment in four African countries, namely Ethiopia, Ghana, Malawi, and Tunisia. A Partnership Assessment Tool is developed to analyze different aspects of partnerships and classify them. According to the analysis, 11 partnerships were strategic amongst the 15 identified. Findings analysis also shows that certain aspects, mainly sustainability, have to be enhanced to guarantee the impact of partnerships after the ending of its actions. Increased governmental support is required in addition to international funding resources to the successful deployment of e-health in the participating countries.

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