The company outlines its plans for a solution that will dramatically increase the availability and speed of business information.
SAP's on-premise, on-demand and on-device strategy seeks to harness converging market trends.
Greater innovation and incentives are needed to make national plans for a green economy a reality, says minister Naledi Pandor.
MWeb releases its uncapped WiMax offering, making use of technology that has been dormant for years.
The Mobile TV Consortium is not convinced that competing companies even supplied applications to the regulator.
Venture capitalists begin to look for new investments in technology companies, but want really original ideas.
In this World Wide Wrap: Korea details RFID plan, Visa turns iPhone into credit card, and Cubic acquires Impeva.
In this World Wide Wrap: Ice cools the grid, back-to-back display debuts, and Nasa picks reduced-gravity projects.
In this World Wide Wrap: Voice tech boosts e-health services, cellphone study 'not useless', and US tracks health IT incentive payments.
The company previewed its high-speed production inkjet technology at IPEX 2010. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
LAWtrust's technology partner, Entrust, has announced the availability of the Entrust SPOC ePassport solution.
Cyber criminals use targeted attacks as Web 2.0 makes information more widely available via social networks.
It holds the promise of delivering unprecedented levels of efficiency, control and choice in IT infrastructure, says EMC.