Cloud computing is the next evolutionary phase in the dynamic services operating model, says Roelof Louw, cloud computing expert at T-Systems SA.
Companies building private and hybrid clouds will find providers unwilling to take liability for security breaches, says Galix Networking.
Struggling to compete with market-grabbing iPhones and iPads, HP tries to transition to a software and services company.
Company unveils Oracle Exalogic and Oracle Exadata products into the Kenyan market.
The company has a couple of patents that suggest cutting out the need for printer drivers.
The company will offer Symantec's cloud services in South Africa.
The emphasis for data centres is on redundancy, and moving into the cloud for cost-efficiency and other benefits, says Shane Chorley, executive head of Vox Telecom's Core Division.
The global IT outsourcing company gains flexibility and agility with Aspect Unified IP. [Local rep: Ninzi Connect Software]
There are many ways to move to the cloud successfully, without unacceptable risk.
The company signs a deal that expands its presence in South America.
Chromebooks have been criticised for not offering users control over file system and virus protection.
The division will allow clients to leverage disaster recovery budgets more effectively within the overall IT budget.
Businesses of all sizes are now free to explore the benefits cloud computing has to offer, says Andre Joubert, GM of MWeb Business.