In today's technology roundup: Google Earth goes underwater, UK rail Web sites crash, Russian rides Phantom to OS immortality, and Silicon Valley university opens.
The company has received its qualification as a level four contributor on SA's BBBEE scorecard.
The solution has reduced the institution's budget cycle from 13 weeks to five weeks.
The company plans to expand aggressively into Africa and Asia.
The Kelly Group says that it will be using Internet social networking platforms as part of its business strategy.
In this World Wide Wrap: UK firms to increase e-learning spend, Educating.net gets a facelift, and New Brunswick, MS team up.
Having failed to secure a lifeline, the academy's directors will not oppose a winding-up order.
In this World Wide Wrap: Upside Learning makes Deloitte list, car repair game teaches students, and Splash content airs on CBiTV.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mexico university selects Aruba, Buffalo unveils powerline kit, and ORing appoints ICP Electronics.
The Moses Kotane Institute will help improve science and technology education in KZN.
The Department of Science and Technology aims high with “unrealistic time frames”.
Underperforming Dinaledi schools will be replaced, says the Department of Education.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sybase releases PowerDesigner 15, Active Endpoints offers learning tool, and BigFix, Trend Micro enter agreement.