Although the company started South African operations in 2010, it opened its regional offices last month.
Government will monitor BlackBerry Messenger communications due to high levels of 'criminality'.
From Nonhle Thema to the minister of Public Enterprises, some local celebs and politicians could do with a social media intervention.
Dietlof Mare wants to change roles after almost five years running the operation.
Founders of a new Internet exchange in Centurion say they are not interested in making money, but in lowering broadband costs.
Yahoo and Facebook are conducting an experiment to see how many degrees of separation exist between complete strangers in the digital world.
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The benefit of WiFi as part of a UCC solution eliminates the need for unnecessary cabling and offers gains like 'hot desking', says Dean Young, head of Telecommunication Pre-sales at T-Systems SA.
The shortage starts at school level, but industry is also not doing enough to build SA's future skills base.
About 60% of the R3 billion spent on the project has been wasted, says the Democratic Alliance.
South Africans can now check-in to stores via Facebook to access local deals.
The companies aim to come up with a new way to solve virtual network configuration problems.
The computing giant partners VMware to offer public, private and hybrid cloud services to businesses.