Lower skilled workers should be protected, but not to the extent that their rights to a labour broker are taken away, says Conrad Steyn, co-founder of Barnstone.
In this World Wide Wrap: LucidMedia debuts self-serve DSP, Pegasus intros self-service kiosks, and library to get self-check machines.
In this World Wide Wrap: Ice cools the grid, back-to-back display debuts, and Nasa picks reduced-gravity projects.
In this World Wide Wrap: Voice tech boosts e-health services, cellphone study 'not useless', and US tracks health IT incentive payments.
Alcatel-Lucent awarded premier partner Bytes Communications certificates for its customer achievements over the last year.
Real IRM is launching the first ArchiMate 1.0 training course in SA in July.
Local schools begin to recognise and accredit online gaming as a competitive mind sport.
In this World Wide Wrap: Halogen and Element K team up, Comp U Learn expands, and Virtual Ed Link and NJSBAIG partner.
St John's College has moved to eSafe Mail Security Gateway, supplied and installed by Magix Integration.
Visual communications technology links participants from around the world for new opportunities in business and learning collaboration.
In partnership with Phoenix Software, the school upgraded its Sony Acid Music Studio and Vegas Pro packages.
Hackers for Charity runs IT skills and food-for-work programmes in East Africa and Uganda.
Education, not firewalls and software, is the answer, says Simon Webster, technical consultant at The Webcom Group.