The company recently won awards for best customer service, IT employer and marketing campaign.
Khanyisa Real Systems' Upgrade Yourself programme is accepting software students' applications for its 2009 courses.
The organisation now offers training after hours over a five-week period, instead of a five-day block.
IBM's Second Life island for Sub-Saharan Africa will start off a year that will focus on innovation.
The annual Intersoft sale makes a range of “... for Dummies” titles available at discounted prices.
Third-year students Tallulah Habib and Farzana Rasool were joint winners of a journalism bursary and internship.
The key to recruiting and retaining ICT staff lies in the organisations and universities, says Staffit.
In this World Wide Wrap: iRise increases online training offering, Kesdee partners with Brainvisa, and US Navy adopts KIT e-learning.
The varsity has signed a multimillion-rand deal with Bytes Communications Systems.
A Bloemfontein teacher was awarded for innovation in her community at Microsoft's Worldwide Innovative Teachers Forum.
There is a misconception that it takes years to develop the skills to become a Java developer, says Compuways.
After four years, the 50% Internet discount promised to schools has still not been effected.
Open source is effective and the stigma that it's a platform for geeks is undeserved, says Yossi Hasson, MD of Synaq.