In this World Wide Wrap: Ultranet computer system labelled a disaster, Western Canada to boost connectivity; and varsity set to go hi-tech.
An agreement with the International Astronomical Union puts SA at the forefront of astronomy in the developing world.
SA has long looked to business process outsourcing as an important source of new job creation.
In this World Wide Wrap: NZ firms battle skills shortage, Ghanaian businesses urged to adopt ICT, and Fujitsu links Japanese ICT systems.
In this World Wide Wrap: Ipswitch deploys Salary.com solution, Farnborough appoints MidlandHR, and HR service tackles redundancy difficulties.
The Department of Science and Technology attempts to close socio-economic gaps by taking technological tools to rural citizens.
SAS is a partner in TechEngage, a programme of training classes that offer unemployed technology professionals new skills.
In this World Wide Wrap Daisy audio books on Intel Reader, Denon releases 3D receiver system, and Fujitsu and PSCo partner for AV market
In this World Wide Wrap: Soldiers in iPad training, SWAF adds new modules, and jobseekers get free computer help.
Reports on research into the impact of e-books in the academic environment are expected early next year.
In this World Wide Wrap: White House to review IT projects, tech giants build photovoltaic factory, and Australia boosts project management training.
Digital marketing agency Quirk will run two new online courses to educate students on e-marketing trends.
The school sent over a delegation of MBA students to observe members of staff at Integr8.