The Spescom eB Version 14 enterprise information management platform has been released.
In today`s technology roundup: Adobe acquires Macromedia, Opera security enhanced, Samsung plans tiny hard drive, and Nokia 9300 released in SA.
Spescom Software has provided Reutech Radar Systems with the eB product suite.
Sahara Computers provided Internet connectivity, data access and tournament information for the recent U/19 Rugby World Cup in Durban.
Duxbury Networking will distribute the Matrix X-Series of routers from its principal Enterasys Networks.
Distributor SecureData says Trend Micro solutions provide a multi-layered approach to combating spyware.
Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise will be integrated with the SAP Business One 2004 business management solution.
3Com division TippingPoint says its intrusion prevention systems have provided pre-emptive protection for Cisco and Juniper products experiencing Denial of Service (DoS) attacks.
The Hitachi HiCommand Tiered Storage Manager application has been made available through distributor Shoden Data Systems.
Micromuse has released the Netcool/Precision 3.5 tool for Internet Protocol networks.
It is up to service providers to capture the opportunities presented by the growing broadband wave, says an expert.
Despite increasing demands on corporate networks, existing technology can satisfy most business needs, says Duxbury Networking.
Softline Enterprise and ALK Systems Integrators have implemented the Sage Line 500 solution for Geest SA's materials resource planning.