The company expands its services to enable users to make conference calls without additional hardware or subscriptions.
Mobile usage in government is approximately 20% higher than the private sector, and taxpayers carry the costs, says Unison.
ICASA calls for comment regarding a discussion document to review the Universal Service and Access Obligations.
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The company was ranked 17th among the world's top technology companies for 2010.
The IT infrastructure distributor has been awarded the full portfolio of HP Networking products.
Once approved by 3Par's board, HP expects the deal to close by year-end.
Parliament is due to meet with the SABC today, while MultiChoice and MNet appear before ICASA.
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The company has been awarded HP Networking distribution rights in SA.