It’s been a while since I wrote a post, and this topic is of an interest to me.
Watching out the recent news on the ban of blackberry service in UAE and KSA, makes me wonder will this happen in Jordan also? I sure certainly hope not! Otherwise my Blackberry will make a good Calculator!
In general, I am proud of technology achievements in Jordan, although we are users not inventors (I will discuss this in a moment), but yet, there are bigger goals economics-wise, and community-wise that are happening as I type.
I haven’t been to any of AmmanTT community nights yet, but I’ve seen the live streaming of the events, these guys really pulled it off, you can check their website for more info www.ammantt.com, quoted:
Coming to you on the first Tuesday of every month is a 2-hour event that brings industry experts, local technologists/engineers, entrepreneurs, idea-generators and just about any enthusiast together in a casual setting to meet and learn from each other.
The platform would allow us to share our experiences, projects, and ideas with the rest of the tech community. It’s a way for you to get people excited about what you are doing, crowd source advice from experts in the field, and even attract others to work on your project with you! -Who knows, you might even leave with an investment.
Another group have formed up already, they are called Tech Jordan, they haven’t started any activities yet, but they serve a different cause, they don’t have a website right now, but they have this facebook group. The group propose the following mission:
To serve our members by providing a medium for communication and collaboration, and to establish initiatives and programs to provide opportunities for Tech Jordan members to grow and develop their skills
All of these initiatives are lead by Jordanian youth, which we are part of and proud of, BUT the question is: Where are we headed to? Read the rest of this entry »








