Microsoft, in conjunction with its hardware partners, has compiled several product offerings, ranging from training to support, for small to medium enterprise (SME) customers.
Clients of FNB Corporate Services` Internet service tailored to suit importers and exporters can now apply for letters of credit online. It`s hoped the product will reduce time needed to prepare documentation for international trade.
Enterprise Connection says it has been appointed as a Microsoft Licence Management Programme (MLMP) partner.
Microsoft SA says it has completed a road show unveiling its Licence Management Programme to resellers in Durban, Johannesburg, Pretoria and Cape Town.
South African companies remain paralysed when it comes to e-business strategies and operations; a fact that PricewaterhouseCoopers Management Consulting Services says could lead to many of them losing considerable market share.
Microsoft has introduced a Messaging Server Bundle aimed at giving small businesses the benefits of enterprise functionality at a lower price.
The Pentium 4 is a strange beast. Lightning-fast in some respects, the machine blazes through many benchmarks, while it often barely matches the Pentium III on others.
ACCPAC International says CPA Software News' annual product review of mid-range accounting solutions has given its ACCPAC Small Business Series a five star rating.
Telkom and Ntsika Enterprise Promotion Agency have signed a Memorandum of Understanding designed to enable both companies to offer tender-related services to existing and potential black suppliers.
Avaya has introduced Internet protocol telephony capabilities to Alchemy, its voice and data convergence platform which targets small to medium-sized enterprises in Europe and Japan.
The President`s Award for Export Achievement and the MTN Business Day Technology Top 100 Awards were held at a joint banquet at Gallagher Estate last night.
Margie Adam, HP PC product manager at Tarsus Technologies, says the recently released HP OmniBook XE3 notebook PC has been well received by the small to medium enterprise (SME) market.
Safika BEA, a joint venture between Safika Technologies and BEA Systems, kicked off its media campaign with a seminar entitled "E-commerce unveiled". ITWeb spoke to MD Ken Murdoch and Rory Gray, a BEA Systems director.