The Alcatel/Lucent merger dominated the international ICT scene last week despite several other significant events.
Telkom`s announcement that it would spend R30 billion on a next-generation network has caused the group`s share price to plummet.
ForgeAhead`s annual ICT in Government Summit will focus on demand for ICT skills and improving service delivery ahead of 2010.
Solidarity has accepted Telkom`s wage offer after 57% of its members voted in favour of it.
The International Investor Company in Kuwait has selected PIC Solutions to develop application scorecards for its consumer finance portfolio.
Pretoria-based Saab Grintek has donated R75 000 towards the Tshepong Stimulation Centre in Katlehong.
Tracey Newman, MD of FrontRange Solutions South Africa, is to leave the company at the end of April for personal reasons.
In this notebooks and desktops World Wide Wrap: Intel unveils Discover the PC, Chinese PC maker sees 36.6% growth and Oz government leaves IBM/Lenovo in the cold.
In this workflow and BPM World Wide Wrap: SAP, Oracle playing catch-up with BPM tech, JBoss enhances middleware line and Cognos embeds Lombardi BPM tool.
It is unlikely that competition authorities would rule against Telkom`s proposed acquisition of Business Connexion (BCX), says an analyst.
In this IT in healthcare World Wide Wrap: Lucent retirees concerned after Alcatel merger, hospitals go high-tech and Intel revs up digital healthcare landscape.
In this project management World Wide Wrap: Autodesk buys on-demand software provider, Expesite releases upgraded PM tool and Marketcircle unveils Mac software.
In this IT in manufacturing World Wide Wrap: USA for Innovation applauds action on China, Global 100 survey available and Datamonitor considers manufacturing IT uptake.
