As computing demands grow, so too do the costs of energy demands, says APC by Schneider.
Electronic passport cards will be introduced once it receives funding from National Treasury, says the department.
The police will upgrade its network and introduce new systems to improve service delivery.
Despite the recession slowing growth in some of the divisions, Jasco says it is well-positioned to expand.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP media server features Mac support, Dot Hill intros virtual RAID adapter tech, and Oracle and Sun release flash-based server.
In this World Wide Wrap: WSJ tech award winners announced, Vu1 demos ESL lighting tech, and algae blooms become batteries.
In this World Wide Wrap: Dell unveils Affiliated Physicians EMR, OSS may unify medical records, and Allviant unveils social media initiative.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP and Canon expand print alliance, Ricoh updates 'locked print' service, and Epson expands large format printer range.
In this World Wide Wrap: RFID tests police fitness, RFID toys teach sign language, and Motorola rolls out vehicle RFID reader.
DVT will develop and build an application that maps and monitors clients' physical activity levels.
AirMax5 is designed to simplify the set-up of a wireless outdoor network.
The Epson Stylus Office T30 offers high-speed prints for black-and-white text documents.
The explosive detection systems company has been created from the partnership between Sagem S'ecurit'e and GE Homeland Protection.