Companies should ready their business continuity and disaster recovery systems as a precaution, says Gartner.
In today's technology roundup: Spammers fan swine flu fears, gadget jargon still confuses many, companies mine Web clues, Microsoft keeps tabs in a crisis, and new PCs 'will cost you nothing'.
In this World Wide Wrap: Avature updates CRM product, BPM facilitates healthcare compliance, and seamless integration for healthcare.
The company has been awarded a two-year contract by National Health Laboratory Systems.
SAPS channels funds towards disputed gunshot tech
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The BEE conglomerate aims to sell one of its five ICT businesses to a major empowerment consortium.
In today's technology roundup: Oracle, Sun hook-up dilemmas, Lords takes evidence via YouTube, VMware unmasks next-gen hypervisor, and fears over Web health revolution.
In this World Wide Wrap: Obama subsidises e-billing, Indonesian telco invests in e-billing, and Ameren Strengthens Ties with Fiserv.
In this World Wide Wrap: US uses BI in battlefield, TEC releases BI report, and SAP enhances BI software.
In this World Wide Wrap: Comet grants revealed, implantable eye telescope debuted, and all ears for biometric research.
In this World Wide Wrap: Partnership promotes e-records, Intel and GE drive healthcare technology, and university creates virtual clean room.
In this World Wide Wrap: IMS intros portable patient kiosks, CSG and Nanonation partner, and King's College installs self-service kiosks.
In this World Wide Wrap: BCM software lays foundations, Siemens aligns with Harris, and PHNS service providers form company.