Over the years, VVU has been running on generic Information System solutions developed by its own graduates in the areas of School Management, Hostel Management, Human Resource Management, Transport Management, Hospital Management, Financial Management, and Cafeteria Management.
The enterprising faculty that have engineered these innovative researched projects have been Dominic D. Damoah, Henry Quarshie, Kofi Sarpong Adu-Manu, John Kingsley Arthur, Ronky Francis Doh, Joseph Abandoh-Sam, Prince Y.O. Amoako, Ebenezer Laryea, and Winfred Larkotey. The rest are Robert Akpalu, George Laryea, Charles Adjetey, Edward Danso Ansong, Isaac Wiafe, Abraham Bamfo Boakye, Lewis Maxwell Selby, Emmanuel Prah, and Kwaw Annan. The faculty has worked tirelessly with students over the decade to develop the dexterity of students in research projects and capacity building for technology competencies.
Among the key personalities who have attended the previous exhibition are Mr. Ernest Attuquaye Armah, Former Deputy Minister Communications and Member of Parliament for Trobu-Amasaman; The late Prof Kofi Awoonor, Chairman, Council of State; Dr. Ferdinand Katsriku, Head of Computer Science Department, University of Ghana; Dr. Jamal Deen Jamal; Director, PhD Programmes University of Ghana; Hon. Benjamin Aggrey-Ntim, former Min. of Communications; Hon. D. A. Nii Noi Adumuah former Adentan MCE; Dr. Samuel Somuah former D. G. GICTD.
This year marked the 10th edition of the ICT EXPO 2017 under the theme “LEADING THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION IN GHANA”. The theme was carefully chosen to be in-line with government’s vision of digitizing most government services and our national life. The event was held at the Seth Laryea Multi-purpose Centre at VVU on the 8th of December, 2017. The following hardware and software solutions were presented by our own students.