The partnership between GijimaAst and HP has matured into a strategic alliance, says Nico Meintjes, GijimaAst group executive of procurement.
In this World Wide Wrap: Firms make progress in governance issues, an Aussie university revamps its IT governance structure, and Bangladesh govt agencies ignore e-governance directive.
In this World Wide Wrap: Java open-sourcing too slow, Sony Ericsson joins Eclipse, and developers deny Ajax is a fad.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nokia e-Learning wins award, podcasts and blogs used in health e-learning, teachers want more Web, and e-learning programmes boost sales.
In this World Wide Wrap: HF RFID tags hit new high, California sets RFID guidelines, NXP wins second US passport chip contract, RFID ensures livestock health, and DramaView drives RFID home.
SA officially welcomed the second national operator last week.
Powerful ICT personalities will discuss ICT`s impact on SA`s socio-economic development.
Chris Norton will take the helm of VMware`s sub-Saharan operation.
Intel South Africa has again embarked on its annual CommunITy Chest charity drive.
In this World Wide Wrap: Canada goes digital, UK hospitals use Dell, and new software for physicians, small clinics.
Neotel, the much-anticipated Telkom competitor, was officially launched today.
Professor Wiseman Nkuhlu has been appointed to Datatec`s board.
The Sybase Proteas will compete in the 2006 World Fly Fishing Championships in Portugal from 9 to 18 September.
