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The PRIMERGY TX120 server and Energy Star 4.0 certified ESPRIMO Professional PC are designed for low energy consumption.
Office equipment is now networked and intelligently managed as part of the IT environment, says Michael Powell, product manager at Kyocera Mita SA.
Businesses need to become self-sufficient when it comes to power, says Christelle Larkins, area manager, MGE Office Protection Systems.
Business Connexion's focus shifts to the consumer, and it is on the hunt for distribution partners.
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The companies will provide government departments with Integr8 FAX's fax-to-e-mail service platform.
The drive is an economical substitute for hard disk drives in low-cost PCs, the company says.
Following a quiet local entry, Ingram Micro SA is reluctant to give away too much information.
ThinPrint's .print technology bridges the gap between the VMware ACE environment and the host PC. [Local rep: IT Wise]
The company will provide the United Nations Mission in Liberia with monitoring products.
Organisations must ensure mobile devices are managed as capably as other assets, says Butler Group.
The company will upgrade the Agricultural Research Council's data and communication network.