In this World Wide Wrap: Saudi Telecom unveils hosted services, Genpact and Carnation Auto ink outsourcing deal, and UAE central bank monitors outsourcing.
The Lifebook brand now represents Fujitsu's full range of notebooks.
The University of Johannesburg will use the Kaspersky security solution to secure its technology assets.
The company's managed print services at tertiary institutions reduce operational costs. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
The company will distribute the Brocade IP networking portfolio of 10GbE switching products.
SA is selected as a 'first-wave' destination for the Bada platform, opening up its development environment.
Garth Coetser was granted bail of R500 000 and will go back to court in August.
In today's technology roundup: Social networking critical to employee satisfaction, Tony Blair takes green role, T-Mobile scratches US developer programme, and iPads banned from Yankee Stadium.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP adds to recall list, Indian PC market gains traction, and Gigabyte releases XL-ATX motherboard.
iData will be the distributor of the company's desktop and portable printers in southern Africa.
The HP PS2 is ideal for environments that require keyboards to be immersed in water and cleaned. [Local rep: Axiz]
The newly-appointed country manager plans to define fresh target markets and fine-tune EMC's cloud strategy.
The B-510DN enables businesses to print in colour for the same cost-per-page as a mono laser printer.