Business software suppliers must rise to the challenge and bring well-designed applications to the workplace, says IFS.
Everyone must know how to deal with the security threat posed by the technological genius of the cellphone.
In this World Wide Wrap: Networking sites aid spammers, Cellity Communicator gets full e-mail, and Tervela unveils TAPP.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP pushes ProCurve, Synoptek acquires TNG, and Clancy & Theys selects Aruba.
In this World Wide Wrap: University, KTC provide skills, minister recommends Web, and Ericsson goes to AfricaCom.
The Film and Publications Board enables the public to leave anonymous tips on unsolicited Internet sexual abuse.
The company saves R700 million through more eco-friendly packaging.
Less than a fifth of companies have made provisions for their employees to work flexibly on a daily basis, says Avaya.
The group will invest R4.2 billion in its Nigerian subsidiary, as it seeks to mitigate local market risks.
Restaurants and coffee shops offer an extended WiFi menu, but who picks up the bill?
The outgoing Vodacom CEO believes he could help the regulator get back on track.
There is no appointment time frame, but Telkom and Vodafone are considering internal and external candidates.
In today's technology roundup: Apple unveils 3G, $199 iPhone, Thomas Cook tracks Web users, and US debuts fastest supercomputer.