While funding has not been cut, the restructuring and reprioritising of projects could impact IT programmes.
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Organisations that stay ahead of ICT legislation can reduce legal disputes and costs, says Michalsons Attorneys.
It is hoped the Protection of Personal Information Bill will be ready in time for the 2010 Fifa World Cup.
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Cloud computing worries make companies sceptical about putting confidential information into the hands of third-party vendors.
Companies are turning to cloud computing to reduce capital costs.
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Tokenless two-factor authentication is a cost-effective way to secure e-mail communications, says Hennie Moolman, MD of AfricaSD.
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Lack of standardisation and measurement allows hobbyist programmers to enter the market, says Dariel Solutions.
Organisations stand to lose weeks of productivity should they get hacked, says PCIS.