In a showdown between four ISPs, the biggest service provider was also the biggest letdown.
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The SAP-based governance, risk and compliance solution includes software and services.
The province will invest an unspecified amount into ICT, to allow more residents to take part in the formal economy.
The software includes a Cognos Express Planner module, for deployment of managed planning applications.
The server is ideal for businesses that want the benefits of more advanced smartphones, says Alt-N Technologies.
The Bermuda trust company selected the Microgen 5Series trust and corporate administration software.
Axcient has restored its cloud storage offering with the adoption of an HP networking infrastructure
Individual tax rates remain unchanged, but tax brackets have been increased, says Softline Pastel Payroll.
The Media 5 solution lets companies retain their analogue infrastructure while routing calls through VOIP trunks.
The Computer Storage Services subsidiary offers virtual servers for R880 for companies moving to the cloud.
The company has unveiled business solutions based on cloud computing called iON.
The Softline Accpac ERP solution debuts in Russia and Austria.