Academia and business have joined forces to create the South African Laboratory for Network Security Products and Services.
In this week`s industry World Wide Wrap: UK-based university launches online international business course; and real estate schools go hi-tech.
Fujitsu Siemens Computers is a member of the two consortia that are participating in piloting the Nepad e-Schools Initiative in 24 schools across 10 countries on the African continent.
2KO International has taken a 50% share in International Business Training Company (IBTC).
A video on demand system is one of three products to be patented by women inventors at the CSIR.
Mint has recently completed a project for a leading South African financial institution
Traditional network defences are no longer able to fortify the network against all modern threats.
Successful business management begins with keeping good financial records, says QuickBooks.
Integrated Tertiary Software (ITS) has concluded an agreement with Bowin Information Technology Services to render consulting services to ITS clients.
Unisa has signed an agreement with MTN that will result in SMS becoming the main communication medium between the institution and its students.
Softstart has implemented a coaching model that incorporates a network of business professionals to complement its in-house coaches in advising ICT start-ups.
More than 400 IT companies will attend this year`s annual Novell Partner Summit in Barcelona from 11 to 15 September, says Novell SA.
Titan IT has announced a move to enter the Linux services market by adopting a Linux certification strategy for its key technical staff.