Business model innovation is becoming increasingly important as we look at addressing real world needs using technology. We have in the recent past seen discussions both online and offline about how government can play a better role in creating a conducive atmosphere for local technology companies to prosper. This call for government rethink how it conducts its business when seeking solutions is not without its counter arguments; the strongest being that the local tech sector cannot cry for protection while wanting to compete on the global market place. The technology ecosystem consists of different players but my desire is that we become net producers of exportable value. This is the only way that information technology will match and even surpass agriculture and tourism as the highest revenue earner for the Kenyan economy. To drive this different opinion home, it may be best to use an example. The concept of co-government investing will look like one of those very obvious things, once its broken down. Complete article here - http://bit.ly/GOhlRd