Service providers leasing networks will now be able to provide access to schools without taking a knock.
Executives and employees at the consulting firm are given access to aggregated training content from across the Web.
In brief: ITWebs' news team recaps the major events of 2009 in our sector.
The inTouch platform, developed by CRS Technologies, is designed to boost employee self-service in HR and payroll processes.
A new business incubators model can bring economic development and employment opportunities, says Bandwidth Barn.
A UJ student will be competing in the finals of the Imagine Cup 2009 for developing a programme that could prevent crowd congestion in stadiums.
In this World Wide Wrap: File-sharing Web site gets license, SARFT shuts down unlicensed video sites, and University benefits from Acentech's tech.
In this World Wide Wrap: Students test iPhone education apps, UK e-learning to grow 8%, and Edutech deploys e-learning to KKU.
In this World Wide Wrap: Greater transparency for federal projects, CAT glitch due to failed PM, and PM training for economic climate.
Creating greater awareness around pirated software and intellectual property rights is critical, says Microsoft.
Vendors have been approved and teachers are able to purchase laptops from selected suppliers.
The project has been running since August, but there are still outstanding issues government needs to address.
In this World Wide Wrap: Analytics give manufacturers the edge, KETIV starts online manufacturing academy, and mobile is the next step