The company has selected Entuity's Eye of the Storm to manage its Hosting Services business.
Google+ is like a great party venue - only problem is, I don't know anyone at the party and can't wait to get home to Facebook.
Considerable Facebook changes are expected this week - as is the usual resistance from users.
USAASA develops a means test to determine which households qualify for the government subsidy for set-top boxes.
The listed electronics company incurs several once-off costs after its R55.8 million buyout of Spescom.
Altech's East African unit did not recover as expected six months ago.
The Ooma Telo Air lets users make free calls within the range of their home networks.
The service provider lowers tariffs for prepaid and postpaid customers, and introduces a bigger data bundle.
The funding will enable the company to buy additional tower portfolios from operators and build new towers.
In today's technology roundup: Blood vessels made on 3D printer, Gmail challenges MS Exchange, Yahoo's interim CEO gets pay rise, and missile maker's network hacked.
The offering links centrally-located intelligent call routing and interactive voice response.
Security fundamentals are more relevant than ever as everyone and his dog heads off to the cloud.
The bid documents submitted yesterday by SA for the SKA project represent eight years of work.