The sites were redesigned to keep pace with the emerging developments in the technological world and the evolving needs of the institution’s stakeholders who include: - students, staff, researchers, sponsors, guardians, collaborators, government agencies and the general public. On accessing the website, one can quickly get a snapshot of UoN displayed by high quality videos, eye catching photos and informative news items about research, teaching and learning undertaken on a day to day basis at UoN.

University of Nairobi Vice Chancellor, Prof. Isaac Mbeche, noted that the performance contract is part of the university life. “We need to continue improving on service delivery. Implement set targets from, strategic plan as expected of us, “he said.

Prof. Julia Ojiambo,  stated  the University performance contract has been negotiated in a manner that it; resonates with the public expectations, demonstrates progressive achievement of the Medium Term Plan III targets, Sector Performance Standards (SPS), Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Strategic Plan, and other national development priorities; benchmarks with international best practices and fully aligned to the University budget.

The Director ICT Center, Mr. Paul N. Kariuki, together with Deputy Director in charge of Information Systems, Dr. Chepkoech. C.

The University of Nairobi's ICT Centre was represented by Mr. Martin Kimani and Mr. David Wekesa in the Seminar that took place between 10th -30th September, 2019 Shenzhen, People's Republic of China.

The seminar highlighted key development issues in technology such:

ICT and Procurement Department sensitized suppliers on the new procurement system. The new system has been developed according to the new government regulations that require procurement process to be monitored and limitation in the procurement system removed. 

All procurement processes like planning, budgeting, bids management, bids response, requisition, tendering, evaluation of bids, tender awards, preparing quotations, issuance of LPOs, execution of contracts, receipt of goods and payment have all been developed into the system.