Direct Engineering Assistance (DEA)
The DEA service is a cornerstone initiative designed to empower our member universities by enhancing their ICT capabilities through expert engineering support and strategic guidance.
At SomaliREN, we understand the critical role that robust ICT infrastructure plays in academic and research excellence. As part of our commitment to our member institutions, the DEA program focuses on designing, building, and optimizing campus networks to foster a conducive learning and research environment.What We Offer:
Through the DEA service, SomaliREN offers comprehensive support that spans the spectrum of ICT needs within academia:
- ICT Strategic Planning: We collaborate with university leadership to develop strategic ICT plans that align with their educational and research missions. Our approach ensures that ICT strategies are not only visionary but also practical and sustainable.
- Network Design and Construction: Leveraging our technical expertise, we assist in the architectural design and construction of campus networks. Our engineering solutions are tailored to meet the unique needs of each institution, ensuring scalability, security, and efficiency.
- Advocacy for ICT Investment: Recognizing the need for continuous improvement and expansion, SomaliREN actively engages inadvocacy efforts to prioritize ICT infrastructure investment. We work alongside our members to articulate the critical need for advanced ICT resources in enhancing educational outcomes.
- Implementation Support: Beyond planning and design, our team provides hands-on support in implementing and operationalizing ICT projects. This includes configuring network components,optimizing performance, and ensuring that the infrastructure supports the institution’s overall goals.
Our Impact:
The DEA service has been instrumental in transforming the ICT landscape of numerous member universities. By providing tailored engineering solutions and strategic support, we have enabled our members to leverage technology in ways that enhance teaching, learning, and research activities.