In this project management worldwide wrap: ThinkingRock upgrade not free, SugarCRM adds new service functionality, G2G3 announces simulation programme for HP and Queue and WSG unveil new solutions.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile phones drive Java growth, Sony Ericsson releases Java Platform 8, Yahoo encourages Java for mail
The HP lawsuit alleges Acer is knowingly selling computers with technology that infringes its patents.
FLUX launches auditing application to help with Occupational Health and Safety Act compliance.
Thinta Thinta receives a spectrum licence, saving the USAL from imminent ruin.
Siemens SA sells additional shares to empowerment partners.
Bluetooth is the most widely known wireless technology on the market, a recent survey.
The Prophesy division comes under fire from ex-executives, who have filed for its liquidation.
Sahara Computers and Tokyo Sexwale have established a transport initiative for Sahara staff.
The company acquires 51% of 3J for up to R12.24 million in UCS shares.
Faritec has posted strong interim results, despite acquisition integration hindering its cash generation.
Square One Solutions Group posted a 27% increase in operating profit for the year to end-December 2006.
Adobe Systems has released its Adobe Creative Suite 3 product line, an offering of integrated design and development tools for creative workflow environments.
