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Empowering African scientists - an investigation into a CD-based installer for scubuntu

Author: Van Zyl, P ; Fogwill, T Date: Nov 2008 Open source software (OSS) is software for which the source code is made available and can be freely modified and redistributed. OSS has been identified in the South African national R&D strategy as a vehicle for fostering local innovation ... Read more
Empowering African scientists: evaluating the CD-based installer for Scubuntu

Author: Fogwill, T ; Van Zyl, P Date: May 2009 Open source software (OSS) is software for which the source code is made available under a software license that allows it to be used, modified and redistributed without restriction. As such, OSS is freely available for use and inspection and ... Read more
Guidelines for procedures of a harmonised digital forensic process in network forensics

Author: Sibiya, G ; Venter, HS ; Ngobeni, Sipho J ; Fogwill, T Date: Aug 2012 Cloud computing is a new computing paradigm that presents fresh research issues in the field of digital forensics. Cloud computing builds upon virtualisation technologies and is distributed in nature. Depending on its implementation, the cloud ... Read more
Mobile health monitoring system for community health workers

Author: Sibiya, G ; Makitla, I ; Ogunleye, S ; Fogwill, T ; Alberts, R Date: Sep 2014 The leading global cause of high mortality has been identified to be chronic non-communicable diseases such as stroke, cancer, chronic respiratory conditions, heart disease, diabetes etc. These diseases affect communities both from the rural ... Read more
The mobile phone in Africa: Providing services to the masses

Author: Botha, Adèle ; Makitla, I ; Ford, M ; Fogwill, T ; Seetharam, D ; Abouchabki, C ; Tolmay, JP ; Oguneye, O Date: 31 Aug 2010 The story of mobile telecommunications in Africa and the developing world is a remarkable one. Africa's mobile cellular growth rate has been the highest of any region over the past 5 years, averaging close to 60% year on year. Large cellular ... Read more
Mobile phone in Africa: providing services to the masses

Author: Botha, Adèle ; Makitla, I ; Ford, F ; Fogwill, T ; Seetharam, D ; Abouchabki, C ; Tolmay, JP ; Oguneye, O Date: 31 Aug 2010 The story of mobile telecommunications in Africa and the developing world is a remarkable one. Africa's mobile cellular growth rate has been the highest of any region over the past 5 years, averaging close to 60% year on year. Large cellular ... Read more
MomConnect: an exemplar implementation of the Health Normative Standards Framework in South Africa

Author: Seebregts, C ; Barron, P ; Tanna, G ; Benjamin, P ; Fogwill, T Date: May 2016 In August 2014, the National Department of Health implemented MomConnect as a national digital maternal health program that implements the South African mobile health (mHealth) strategy and the National Health Normative Standards Framework ... Read more
Open source software migration: Best practices

Author: Molefe, Onkgopotse M ; Fogwill, T ; Gerber, A ; van der Merwe, A Date: 01 Sep 2010 Open source software (OSS) has gained prominence worldwide, largely due to cost savings and security considerations. This has caused a change in the IT sector and has led to the migration of desktops from proprietary to OSS. The problem for ... Read more
The potential for use of semantic web technologies in IK management systems

Author: Fogwill, T ; Alberts, R ; Keet, CM Date: May 2012 This paper describes several opportunities to support and enhance Indigenous Knowledge digital repositories through the application of ontologies and semantic web technologies. Several needs for Indigenous Knowledge management systems are ... Read more
Procedures for a harmonised digital forensic process in live forensics

Author: Sibiya, G ; Venter, HS ; Fogwill, T Date: Sep 2012 Cloud computing is a novel computing paradigm that presents new research opportunities in the field of digital forensics. Cloud computing is based on the following principles: on-demand self-service, broad network access, resource pooling, ... Read more
Several required OWL features for indigenous knowledge management systems

Author: Alberts, R ; Fogwill, T ; Keet, CM Date: May 2012 This paper describes the features required of OWL (Web Ontology Language) to realise and enhance Indigenous Knowledge (IK) digital repositories. Several needs for Indigenous Knowledge management systems (IKMSs) are articulated, based on ... Read more
Software architecture for an indigenous knowledge management system

Author: Fogwill, T ; Viviers, I ; Engelbrecht, L ; Krause, C ; Alberts, R Date: Nov 2011 Indigenous knowledge (IK) is defined as the unique, traditional and local knowledge of people within a particular area. Tpically, IK is stored in peoples' memories and passed down orally from generation to generation. However, with issues ... Read more
WebRTC using JSON via XMLHttpRequest and SIP over WebSocket: initial signalling overhead findings

Author: Adeyeye, M ; Makitla, I ; Fogwill, T Date: Aug 2013 Web Real-Time Communication (WebRTC) introduces real-time multimedia communication as native capabilities of Web browsers. With the adoption of WebRTC the Web browsers will be able to use WebRTC to communicate with one another (peer-to-peer), ... Read more

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