Businesses in Iberia, Italy and the Middle East are falling behind in sophistication of data centre usage.
The company reported revenue of $47.7 million, an increase of 36% from revenue of $35 million in Q1 of 2010.
The Microsoft business partner is holding a series of seminars on agile estimation and planning, starting today.
The system aims to help the country's power company to detect outages and mobilise response for quick reconnection.
The market in Southern Africa hit $2.2 million in 2009 and the figure is expected to surpass $11.1 million in 2016, says Frost & Sullivan.
Market dynamics will determine whether cloud-enabled outsourcing will be the demise of traditional outsourcing, says Gartner.
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The relationship is on thin ice, due to poor service delivery from the State IT Agency.
Most IT professionals are getting paid less now than a year ago, as few salary increases are given despite the growing cost of living.
The company cuts costs to a minimum to benefit from a pending upswing in the economy.
The Department of Mineral Resources may send a team to other jurisdictions to draw lessons around fracking.
Auditing firm Nolands raises concerns about IFCA's ability to continue operating as it changes focus.
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Clayton Porter joins the company's senior management team.