In today's technology roundup: Hi-tech firms face financial distress, Fujitsu workers down tools, UK firm denies Egyptian 'cyber spy' deal, and Murdoch offers $4.7m to hacking victims.
Staff members of Brother participated in the CANSA Corporate Relay for Life on 3 and 4 September.
Company hopes to grab a larger share of the US public cloud market with the improvements on its offering.
Electronic and mobile payments are increasingly becoming the preferred method of payment globally, a report says.
Low credit card penetration and the high failure rate of debit card transactions have been blamed for the slow growth.
The companies have partnered to provide a joint physical security and access control solution.
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The company's Unified Email Management product has been named an MSExchange Gold Award winner.
The manual Employment Equity Reporting deadline is set for 3 October, says Softline Pastel Payroll.
Phillip Gerber's immediate focus is to maintain and improve the company's levels of customer service and support.
The company has opened a new branch office in Luanda, Angola.
Paper documents present a challenge as they are easy to lose and hard to trace, says Kofax. [Local rep: EOH Application Management]
Google may be a pusher, but at least it's coming clean about it.
The two dominant IT companies wouldn't be where they are today without each other.