In this World Wide Wrap: Bluesocket releases vWLAN, NAC system manages students' access, and NAC Web site unveiled.
In this World Wide Wrap: Oz public sector eyes ICT, Saudi Arabia gets smart ICT, and Melbourne Airport plans ICT strategy.
The need for safe and reliable document transfer is greater than ever, says Craig Freer, MD of Vox Amvia.
The inevitable marriage of Lean principles and ERP solutions will have an interesting impact on both, says Conrad Steyn, co-founder of Barnstone.
Net neutrality should be made a higher priority on government's agenda, says Web Africa.
Telkom prepares to argue why it should not pay the largest fine in SA's competition history.
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Contracts and “issues” surrounding the agency are being examined, says the public service and administration minister.
In this World Wide Wrap: AIS drives security control, Savi wins $6.6m govt deal, and Munich Airport deploys RFID system.
In this World Wide Wrap: Philips' medical equipment under attack, e-health records extend to families, and health firm inks software deal.
In this World Wide Wrap: LA city moves to Gmail, Onyx buys Disaster Recovery Solutions, and IBM replaces Turkish service centre.
The host-based SIEM integrates Netezza Mantra Database Activity Monitoring.
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The DOC pulled in R3 billion more than last year off the back of the Vodacom sale.
Reduced telecoms costs and improved technology will help boost the economy, says the finance minister.