In this World Wide Wrap: Nortel unifies contact centres, Middle East offers opportunities, and mobile CRM benefits companies.
The repercussions are little more than a slap on the wrist, say observers.
Gauteng creates a R50 million emergency contact centre to deal with catastrophes.
In this World Wide Wrap: ALR completes enhancements, MDI buys rival, and MedcomSoft directors resign.
SAPS channels funds towards disputed gunshot tech
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In this World Wide Wrap: Quit smoking, start gaming, games go commercial, and Trojans affect gamers.
In this World Wide Wrap: Smithsonian acquires prototypes, healthcare adopts convergence, and Batelco moves to Bahrain.
The Softline ACCPAC business partner has installed Accpac ERP 500 at the healthcare administrator.
In this World Wide Wrap: Remote island gets telemedical care, Medsphere appoints CMO, and Cardinal, Sentry partner.
In this World Wide Wrap: RFID tracks drugs, SMEs get RFID seminar, and dual interface smart cards presented.
The hospitals expect to achieve a 365% ROI with Lumension Security`s Sanctuary endpoint security software. [Local rep: AfricaSD]
SA could have a single emergency number by 2010, and a contact centre infrastructure to route calls.
Nigerian schools will receive a further 3 000 Classmate PCs, following a successful trial.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS moves into healthcare, Guardian, Delft partner, and Internet a 'powerful` tool.