Small businesses can leverage telepresence technology to boost skills development, says Cisco.
The company sees a slowdown in infrastructure and project spending during the first half of the year.
The standard would allow for flexible and secure networks that are less likely to suffer from congestion.
The companies have partnered to acquire bandwidth and benefits of the que-X platform.
Data shows that having lots of Facebook friends may not necessarily translate to regime stability for African leaders.
The ICT challenge at Thusong centres is due to a lack of infrastructure and skills, says the GCIS.
In today's technology roundup: MS sues over Android e-reader, IBM offers $10m for bribery charges, AT&T justifies T-Mobile deal, and Google says China disrupting e-mail service.
Tough times lie ahead for network managers as the distinction between internal networks and the Internet disappears.
South African businesses could fall victim to politically motivated hackers, says Thinkst's Haroon Meer.
The company has partnered with Nokia Siemens to operate and maintain its network.
Cost-effective mobile solutions are needed to facilitate the growth of unified communications in the country, say telco experts.
Sales over the festive season pushed revenue 43% higher, thanks to Pinnacle's growing retail presence.
Following the disaster in Japan, communication service providers and social networking sites do their bit to help.