More IT companies could close their doors this year, despite the recovery in local economic conditions and IT spend.
The telco will again offer employees voluntary severance packages, after 186 managers already opted to exit last year.
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The technology that enables voice and data convergence may be well established, but it's also a little contentious.
There's always a gap between the theory and the practice, and this applies to converged infrastructures, same as any other.
The operators will still remain network partners.
The former online video host looks to make mobile entertainment profitable.
Cell C and Red Bull partner to offer a niche mobile offering at aggressively-priced tariffs.
ISPA predicts increased competition in the South African telecoms landscape in 2011.
Users can now perform banking transactions without airtime.
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