By opening their IT systems to the Internet, banks are increasingly at risk from security attacks, says Huawei Symantec.
Jobs, cars and homes can now be found on a single site that aims to capitalise on the success of CareerJunction.co.za.
AI enables a computer or program to successfully predict the actions or scenarios of the end-user, says Triniti Business Solutions.
Although ICASA may have local loop unbundling regulations in place soon, there will not be a practical benefit for operators.
New chairperson Patrick Makhubedu was instrumental in drafting the second amendment of the Telecommunications Act.
The company decides not to create an international board “at this point in time”.
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FatWire's solutions will extend Oracle's presence in business intelligence, CRM and enterprise content management.
The company unveils a solution which helps move routine financial services transactions from tellers to kiosks.
The system offers users a document and records management system that can archive, find and retrieve content.
The Machjet LPP6010N can print up to 60 pages per minute, according to LG Electronics.
The tech uses MEMS process to achieve high-accuracy and low-power operation, says Freescale.
A former telco co-owner provided kickbacks to school employees responsible for the procurement of Internet services.