In today's technology roundup: National security strategy fails on cyber crime, unlimited tunes from Apple?, UK software patent rules rewritten, and Adobe will make Flash work on iPhone.
In this World Wide Wrap: RFID tops CIOs' list, bar codes prevent medical mix-ups, and smart cards weed out bogus claims.
Avaya Unified Communications Solutions for remote workers and branch offices help businesses address their top communications challenges.
A hardened perimeter strategy is now at odds with business needs.
The cellular operator has allocated R30.6 billion to capital expenditure in 2008.
The cause of the network problems is yet to be determined.
Frost & Sullivan sees MTN's data offering becoming increasingly important to maintaining its strong growth rate.
This is despite SSL facing budget constraints and slow acceptance in corporate enterprises.
In today's technology roundup: Processor war heats up, iPhone owners use mobile Web, Oz network secrets Bill unveiled, and Nvidia ships new GeForce 9800 GX2.
In this World Wide Wrap: Zeus expands programme, Autodesk honours partners, and Nokia chooses Eros.
In this World Wide Wrap: Facebook to add IM, don't text and drive, and AOL to use Gizmoz characters.
The proposed BEE deal is not meant to empower only a select few, says Vodacom.
The DOC's priorities for the upcoming year fail to include the finalisation of the long-awaited five-year broadband strategy.