Companies need a clear view across the enterprise and its extended value network, says SAP.
In this World Wide Wrap: New media exempt from regulation, Korean watchdog steps up regulations, and AT&T rolls out TV for cars.
Funding for technology companies has been cut by nearly a half as funding sources dry up, says the IDC.
In this World Wide Wrap: Replication tech aids continuity, partnership offers disaster planning solutions, and business continuity planning evolves.
In this World Wide Wrap: EMC drives free content management, Web 2.0 tools grow in popularity, and content management gets social
In this World Wide Wrap: HP intros flexible eSkins, Qualcomm drives mirasol display, and connect from any device or destination.
In this World Wide Wrap: RFID to assist oil sector, RFID gets own consortium, and US travellers receive ID tag.
Thousands of videos on YouTube contain links pointing to a Web page designed to download malware, says Panda Security.
Fraud at ATMs continues, despite added “jitter” technology measures.
The Technology Innovation Agency can now begin the task of stimulating local technological innovation.
South Africans travelling abroad will have access to WiFi broadband connectivity at cheaper rates.
MTC unveiled the LG KP 500 handset at the Tourism Expo, in Windhoek, last week.
Symantec's green IT report reveals a new driving force behind companies' green IT investments.