Sahara Computers recently handed a laptop to members of the South African Democracy Education Trust and reaffirmed its commitment towards the objectives of the organisation.
Hitting the headlines this week was Telkom`s impressive financial results, and a successful NGN deployment in Uganda.
Sybase SA has been appointed as a Business Objects authorised education partner.
An auditor-general`s report reveals R37 million in improperly-recorded project expenses at ISETT SETA.
SA needs to provide proper skills developments for its programme and project managers, delegates at a project management (PM) conference heard last week.
Analytix has reworked its ISO 17799 Information Security Management training to include the new ISO 27001 standard.
Telkom, the SNO, Verizon and Sentech are squaring up for a R90 million research network tender, which will be linked to Europe in another R180 million project.
IBM SA has secured $385 million in new business this year, a move the company hopes will carry it for the next six to seven years.
Lightedge has teamed up with the Cape IT Initiative to encourage more young girls and women to enter the IT industry.
NetOp School, designed by Danware and distributed by Networks Unlimited, has released NetOp School 5.0, a software package for teaching in network-based classrooms.
Intel has included SA and Nigeria in its global World Ahead initiative, which aims to improve teaching and learning skills.
Connectivity and education are the two sectors AMD is targeting in emerging markets.
Absa will provide entrepreneurs with online courses, business and marketing software programs, as well as training and networking events, for a monthly fee.