The use of remote contact centre agents is becoming more commonplace, and the benefits are growing too.
The traditional platform is rapidly becoming a rich, visual multimedia hub, says AMD.
An amendment to the law to extend SIM card registration until the middle of next year has been gazetted.
Peering is not meant to amount to free provisioning of network infrastructure, argues Telkom.
The DiData subsidiary wants to take advantage of the growing need of mobile operators to share infrastructure in Africa.
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Namibia's MTC will unveil its Netman Home and Netman Home Plus products.
Total revenue was $54 million, an increase of 10.2% from $49 million in the second quarter of 2010.
The Dimension Data subsidiary will assume the role of physical infrastructure developer.
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