In this World Wide Wrap: Etisalat bids for Libya, Google boosts women in IT, and WiMax still largely untapped.
As SaaS takes on more prominence, channel resellers are wondering what their future role will be, says Guy Jelley, CEO of Post Vision Technology.
All schools will have computer labs in place by May 2010, says the Gauteng Shared Services Centre.
In this World Wide Wrap: Commonwealth brings contactless payment, Deutsche Bank focuses on IT skills, and Pakistan looks to branchless banking.
Six Eastern Cape learners won the Oracle ThinkQuest Narrative Competition in the under-12 category.
The Shuttleworth Foundation unveils the mobile novel 'Kontax' to explore the potential of cellphones in boosting literacy.
The project has stayed within budget, but working to meet the impending deadline has been challenging, says the DST.
In this World Wide Wrap: SAP to sell Open Text, IBM rolls out service delivery platform, and Oracle boosts content integration.
Decision-makers give increasing attention to employee self-service as an HR and information management approach, says Accsys.
The education ministry restructuring ensures better administration and management of funds, says BCX.
Despite having billions at its disposal, the SAPS is still struggling to solve crime, says National Treasury.
In this World Wide Wrap: African universities hungry for bandwidth, South Korea plans space frameworks, and Mozambique to release third mobile tender.
In this World Wide Wrap: US Navy outlines ICT plans, training centre to probe financial policy, and Solix Technologies and Q Software partner.