The transformation of the Department of Labour's IT systems is almost complete and services will soon be electronic.
In today's technology roundup: Google apps engine crashes, month of Twitter bugs ahead, Apple fixes iPhone SMS security, Jackson's death sparks wave of spam, and recession fuels green IT initiatives.
In this World Wide Wrap: Intel and Nokia converge tech, Cisco drives unified computing, and Blackberry gets VOIP over WiFi.
In this World Wide Wrap: BizCom intros MS server, Canon unveils Pixma printer, and Ikon adds Ricoh printers to portfolio.
In this World Wide Wrap: Fujitsu intros RetailReady programme, Ilog unveils supply chain apps, and Netsize releases SMS campaign solution.
The MFP is fitted with a duplex document feeder and duplex unit for double-sided copying and printing.
The construction company has a comprehensive inventory of installed hardware and software and is fully compliant.
Vodacom Franchise Council has sanctioned the TwinCom modems for Vodacom outlets countrywide.
The company used the Xerox iGen3 digital production press to produce personalised magazines. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
SATT and Metacom will install electronic signboards on Cape Town's major highways by the end of 2009. [Local rep: Datalinx Technologies]
The latest entry-level SLR cameras feature professional capabilities without the prohibitive costs, says DCC.
Some 70% of manufacturing IT professionals are looking to increase mobility strategies, a research study finds.
The company has deployed its application to the BlackBerry and iPhone smartphones.