Intel has released a slew of new technology under the banner of its Intel Developer Forum Tokyo, showcasing new flash memory, performance primitives and wireless development technology.
ISIS Information Systems has been awarded two telecommunications deals with Vodacom Tanzania and Tanzania Telecoms worth over R5 million.
Compaq has chosen Network Associates as its anti-virus software partner for its locally assembled PCs.
KeyTools says KeyTech has developed mobile integration software for the HemoCue B-Glucose and Haemoglobin analysers.
AmVia, in conjunction with Futuristic Contracting and Consulting Services, has sold a Xiam mobile data system to British American Tobacco SA.
Telkom has signed a R3.6 million agreement with RangeGate to supply a radio frequency barcode scanning solution to enable it to keep control of inventory at its cable yards and warehouses.
Marconi says the first Marconi microwave radios in SA have been deployed for telecommunications operator Transtel.
Messaging and convergence company AmVia has entered into a business partnership with T-Systems South Africa, to provide solutions that integrate organisations` business systems with mobile communication capabilities.
Mobile business intelligence is transforming the way road warriors work, says Gary Lawrence, country manager of Business Objects South Africa.
Mobile business solutions company AmVia has launched Captaris Speech, which enables mobile business people to interface with their Microsoft Exchange mailboxes through natural speech.
iAnywhere Solutions, the mobile and wireless subsidiary of Sybase, is enhancing its m-business platform to enable delivery of Web services to mobile and wireless users.
AST Networks has installed a Philips DECT solution on behalf of AST DTS for its client Remedial Hardware Maintenance (RHM).
Borland Software says Redknee plans to integrate the Borland JBuilder Java development environment with its Open Services Architecture.