Its bandwidth shaping policy is fair to all users, says iBurst.
The telco denies its bandwidth pricing structure nullifies government's infrastructure investments.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Supply chain software grows, industrial Ethernet for manufacturing unveiled, and factories gain from wireless tech.
The war on the Storm worm is far from over, as its writers continue to change their tactics over time.
Organisations must ensure mobile devices are managed as capably as other assets, says Butler Group.
MTN Group CEO Phuthuma Nhleko slams Benin's mobile phone regulatory regime.
SA's prepaid subscribers may soon have to register all their details with network operators.
The company will keep an open mind on options to improve its corporate market access, says CEO Phuthuma Nhleko.
The operator has made progress, but needs to do more, says MTN SA MD.
The regulator vows to crack down on unlicensed WISPs, and WAPA has promised to help.
In today's technology roundup: Monster.com admits to attacks, Sony strikes back, SAP wants resolution, and Nokia resurrects N-Gage.
Within two years, about 50% of enterprises are expected to be using unified communications.