Application management and modernisation represents the next evolution of application life cycle management, says Andr'e Harington, manager: GDU SAP, at T-Systems SA.
ISPs' contention ratio should be a priority for businesses before they can consider using their services, says Network Platforms.
Telcos on the continent must look to converged services to remain relevant, says Frost & Sullivan.
In today's technology roundup: Internet nears address exhaustion, Google dispute goes out of court, Egypt's Web crackdown condemned, and defector unveils WikiLeaks alternative.
The 'white glove' concierge service will help users familiarise themselves with the video conferencing technology.
The Presidency uses social networks to call for comments and suggestions for the State of the Nation address.
Never before have consumers been harnessed they way they are now through social networks.
The popular tablet will be available in SA from today - eight months after it was unveiled by Apple.
MTN has been ordered to remove its claims of delivering “world-class Internet” from its advertising.
The company will provide a temporary and fully self-contained technology centre on-site.
In this World Wide Wrap: Vodafone takes on channel, Du eyes fixed-mobile convergence, and GCS unveils channel partner programme.
Ericsson will provide new access architecture to all O2 sites in the north of the UK.
The situation is salvageable, say analysts, despite Neotel's R1.1 billion loss and a leadership shake-up.