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Flexible working, mobile workers
Jun 23, 2005

Internet boosts worker flexibility

Work is no longer defined as a place you have to be at, but rather as something you do, as long as you have reliable access to the Internet, says Chris Norton, MD of Citrix.

Citrix Systems
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E-retailers
Jun 22, 2005

UK e-retailers reach record high

In today`s technology roundup: UK e-retailers reach a record high, Yahoo shuts child-sex chat rooms, Liberty Alliance addresses mobile security issues, and new Linux kernel version released.

Itumeleng Mogaki
4:00
Jun 22, 2005

A matter of trust

Chris Norton, MD of Citrix Systems SA, believes the reason for the slow uptake in the adoption of flexible working policies is companies` lack of trust in employees.

Citrix Systems
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Security
Jun 22, 2005

Perimeter security 'no longer reliable`

Traditional approaches to security are no longer appropriate or effective, says a European-based security expert.

Microsoft
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Sentech
Jun 22, 2005

Sentech to go after dial-up market

State-owned communications group Sentech is planning to go after the dial-up Internet and high-value corporate market this year.

Paul Vecchiatto
2:30
MTN
Jun 22, 2005

MTN moves into Zambia, Ivory Coast

MTN has boosted its presence in Africa to eight countries, having acquired majority stakes in operations in Zambia and the Ivory Coast.

Rodney Weidemann
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MTN
Jun 22, 2005

Will MTN take on Middle East market?

The Middle East market is a lucrative one for cellular operators, so it is no surprise that MTN is still seeking entry into Iran, says a telecoms analyst.

Rodney Weidemann
2:20
Telecommunications Act
Jun 21, 2005

Vodacom trashes Malaysian model

Vodacom today trashed the Malaysian telecommunications model, which many commentators have said is the basis of much of SA`s Convergence Bill.

Paul Vecchiatto
3:30
MTN
Jun 21, 2005

Networks to the rescue

MTN and Vodacom have implemented software applications to block the latest cellphone virus.

Kaunda Chama
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Microsoft
Jun 21, 2005

Microsoft starts P2P Avalanche

In today`s technology roundup: Microsoft to develop P2P Avalanche software, porn movie makers to release PSP-compliant videos, MSN launches test version of local search function, and EMC and Sun bolster storage line-up.

Stuart Lowman
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Tablet PCs
Jun 21, 2005

Tablet PCs: It`s all about application

There`s still a compelling argument for all mobile workers to make use of tablet PCs, says Traci Maynard, Acer business unit manager at Tarsus Technologies.

Tarsus Technology Group
1:40
Jun 21, 2005

Toshiba`s Qosmio G20 hits SA

Toshiba`s newly released Qosmio G20 notebook is available from South African distributor Rectron.

Rectron Holdings
2:10
BlackBerry
Jun 21, 2005

Integr8 partners goWireless

Integr8 IT has partnered with goWireless to launch an `out-of-the-box` Blackberry bundled productivity solution on the Microsoft platform.

Integr8
 
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