Users can now perform banking transactions without airtime.
AOC International expands into Africa via its “biggest IT market” - SA.
A new consultancy is unveiled, after global software company Progress Software shut down its local branch last year.
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The workshop, organised by NetIQ and DRS, will address the multiple regulations organisations face. [Local rep: Attachmate]
Using a TCO model to quantify the ROI on converged telecoms infrastructure, the benefits soon add up, says Wayne Speechly, a business development manager at Internet Solutions.
The company has cut its staff levels to address South Africa's LCR slump.