x. To ensure rapid indigenization and domestication of high technology ICT products and services; and xi. To encourage the attainment of a significant increase in local content of ICT software and services by 2015. 7.9.4 Strategies The Government will: i. Encourage indigenous software developers to meet international standards; ii. Provide incentives and initiatives that will significantly increase the number of software developers within the next five years; iii. Build a strong interface between the software industry, academia and also the business world to improve relevance of the end product; iv. Promote collaboration amongst software developers; v. Ensure that security and privacy in software information systems are maintained; vi. Ensure that intellectual property rights are protected; vii. Promote international certification of indigenous software; viii. Encourage the creation of major software projects as platform for indigenous software industry; ix. Promote the patronage of indigenous software products and services; x. Promote Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) development, education and use in the country; xi. Pursue the development of an ICT Local Content Plan and guidelines for Nigeria by 2013; xii. Digitize local content in areas such as Government and education archives, music, film, tourism, etc; and xiii. Digitize and make available online local content. 7.10 Hardware Production Hardware is required to unlock the value of software tools and applications. It has the potential to form a major part of an economy that supports the innovative output of Nigerian developers. Government will endeavour to ensure that by the end of 2015, at least 50% of Personal Computers in use within Nigeria will be made in !"#$%&"'()*+(,%'$-.(/(0120( ( ( ,"34(5:(