In this World Wide Wrap: Content management book available, WebEx selects eTouch, and ACOM searches BlackBerry.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP appoints VP, weak demand for Fiery, and Lexmark introduces new MFP.
In this World Wide Wrap: UK considers tagging inmates, Oz smart cards almost ready, and PDA reads bar code.
In this World Wide Wrap: Woolworths adopts self-service, Source Technologies, Direct Source partner, and library gets self-service system.
The company earned more than 190 awards from industry publications and research organisations in 2007. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
Unilever has equipped five of its Boksburg production lines with laser coding equipment.
The company has enhanced its stock levels of server infrastructure for the local market.
BMI-TechKnowledge ranks the Pinnacle Micro Proline desktop range as the fastest growing desktop brand in SA.
In today's technology roundup: IBM software for Apple, Jobs returns to Mac roots, economy could hurt wireless sale, and music industry embraces Amazon.
In this World Wide Wrap: VMware signs with itX, Seneca distributes Fujitsu tablets, and Channel Expo coming in May.
The latest Die Hard movie utilises a D-Link Pan/Tilt/Zoom Internet camera.
The new Sahara Digital Camera allows the user to record and store material in both photo/still shot and motion video format.
In today's technology roundup: MySpace agrees to safety plan, Toshiba turns up heat, 10 000 sites rigged for attack, and suit muzzles Microsoft.