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Table 5:1 Representation of participants’ position from government institutes<br />
Position Ministries Departments Statutory<br />
- 89 -<br />
Bodies<br />
Total<br />
Senior Officers 4 10 2 16<br />
Middle Management 2 2<br />
Others 2 2<br />
Total 4 14 2 20<br />
Q2. Existing mobile devices used in organizations include among others ordinary<br />
cell phones, Smartphone, Blackberry devices, PDAs, laptops. Please give examples<br />
of how one or more mobile devices are deployed in your department?<br />
All respondents provide answers to this question. This question is intended to find out if<br />
respondents are able to provide any examples mobile technologies that are deployed in<br />
government ministries or departments. The majority of the respondents indicated that<br />
ordinary cell phones and laptops were the most widely used mobile technology across<br />
government organisations (Question2:Table2, Appendix E). People that have access to<br />
these devices, particularly laptops and Smartphone are mostly used by senior managers<br />
in government ministries, departments and other government statutory bodies, for<br />
examples director generals and ministers.<br />
“Mobile phone is one of the useful mobile technologies that are commonly use today, In<br />
the department laptops are very useful and only senior managers in the department are<br />
issued with Laptops”(Rp1q2, Rp3q2, Rp5q2, Rp6q2).<br />
Only senior managers in government organisations use a Blackberry device and other<br />
Smartphone. As one respondent indicated that the director generals and state ministers<br />
use Blackberry to access their email. “Black Berry devices are not too common in the