In this World Wide Wrap: Microsoft unveils Project 2010, PPM strategies optimise profitability, and SaaS aids government IT PM.
In this World Wide Wrap: Palm results poor despite Pre boost, mobile makers urge cloned handset ban, 4G WiMax Innovation Network for Silicon Valley, and AT&T advances 3G MicroCell site.
In this World Wide Wrap: India seeks VOIP ban, Jajah leverages power of Twitter, and Asus unveils Skype phone.
Six local spammers placed on the association's name and shame list undertake not to send spam again.
Companies can use rapid prototyping to identify both the type of data and corresponding support systems needed.
In this World Wide Wrap: Open source management community unveiled, LSE platform acquisition ignites war, and MySpace to release Qizmt.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Virgin Media signs Disney deal, mobile broadcasting standard gets go-ahead, and Mobistar brings mobile TV to iPhone.
Access to information must be managed and users should be held accountable for their actions, says J2 Software.
The recession is biting, with many international companies taking visible strain. However, security players are still smiling.
With the recession, upcoming World Cup and smarter criminals, the security threat landscape looks a little intimidating.
Lower interconnect rates may not result in reduced call costs for cellular subscribers, says Du Pont Telecoms.
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The shift in position is attributed to changes in the country's performance, a BSA study reveals.
Industry, business and government all agree SITA should be transparent about levels of corruption.