PC & Internet Penetration In Jordan - September 2004 Internet/PC penetration rates in Jordan are relatively low. Part of this low penetration rate can be attributed to the high cost of PC purchased in comparison to the average income per capita ($1,798 per capita in 2002), and the absence of dedicated financing schemes that would make PCs affordable to wide range of lower income groups.

PC & Internet Penetration In Jordan - September 2004. The feasibility study recommends a number of financing schemes that will impact PC/Internet Penetration rates. Due to the targeted and cross cutting nature of the recommended financing schemes, a number of different champions have been identified for each program with some champions naturally appearing across more than one program.

Effects of Sales Tax On PC & Internet Penetration In Jordan - May 2005. A position paper to advocate for decreasing Sales Tax on PC’s and laptops similar to the mobile phone example adopted by the government.

Saudi e-Government Program yesser - March 2007. A concept developed for the Saudi e-Government Program recommending a set of KPI's. Paper Available on Request

Effects of Sales Tax On Laptop Penetration In Jordan - October 2008 A position paper to advocate for decreasing Sales Tax on Laptops.

The UBIS Concept - January 2006 A presentation detailing the concept of a Unified Border Information System that allows centralized information tracking and sharing between various security agencies while preserving the data confidentiality and security requirements for each agency. Presentation available on request

    ICT Consulting In Emerging Economies - January 2005 A presentation, lecture and a practical guide for setting up a consulting business in emerging economies. The lecture was delivered to a group of visiting M.Sc. level students from The University Of Manchester Institute for Development Policy & Management led by Dr. Alemayehu Molla.