Upfront Systems will provide training in the open source content management frameworks, Zope and Plone.
In today`s technology news roundup: 64-bit Windows delayed, NASA to build supercomputer, new business Linux desktop, France cuts broadband cost, and Samsung expands audio player connectivity.
Sun Microsystems is making its Java Enterprise System (JES) available on a per-citizen pricing model for federal, state and local governments.
Astaro Security Linux Version 5 has earned ICSA Labs` Firewall Product Certification, says local distributor Biodata IT SA.
A small Stellenbosch consultancy is training developers from US software giant Computer Associates.
The foolhardy stand-off between software/entertainment pirates and over-charging vendors is primitive and harmful. Buying and selling behaviour must continue changing to meet new needs.
IBM has called for a partnership between the IT industry and IT training institutions to promote open standards.
In today`s technology roundup: Dell distances itself from Linux claims, one-third of US travel booking online by 2006, and LA to restrict kids` access to cyber caf'es.
In today`s technology roundup: Microsoft battle for Paris, move over iPod, and China censors SMS.
The Novell Mono 1.0 open source development platform based on the .Net framework has been made available.
In today`s technology roundup: Rotating Motorola phone released, Sharp sued over patent, and Gates brushes off Linux threat.
Open source is ready for the real world and is fast becoming a business imperative.
An Open Source Centre was launched at the Mogalakwena HP i-community sustainable development project in Limpopo last week.