In this World Wide Wrap: UK looks to outsourcing, Dell descends on China, and IBM partners Ugandan firm.
In this World Wide Wrap: LAN vendors boost WiFi offerings, Ethernet market to grow, and Cisco boosts hospital's network.
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Ajay Pandey is recalled to India, making way for Tata Communications executive Sunil Joshi to take the top job.
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Office equipment is ideally suited to the rental model because it rapidly becomes obsolete, says Philip Vermeulen, COO at Itec Finance.
Sage selects the software company as its planning and scheduling partner of choice at an international level.
Due to the weakened economy, companies are skimping when it comes to business continuity management, says Allen Smith, CEO of ContinuitySA.
Delivering outsourced services via the cloud is picking up its pace.
Technology can speed up processes in the mortgage industry, say industry experts.