In this World Wide Wrap: Vodafone plans mobile health unit, AT&T looks to telehealth, and e-health software standards defined.
In this World Wide Wrap: Beijing traffic lights help the blind, scientists improve RFID security, and RFID smartens up blood bags.
Making network management simple, effective and rewarding.
Cooling, power consumption and electricity costs are the biggest challenges IT departments face, says HP.
The way enterprises configure IT systems today will not be manageable in the future, says HP.
The use of cameras has improved safety, but more needs to be done to meet 2010 needs, says the city.
The mobile operator will move aggressively into the broadband space.
The cabling company and one of its shareholders enter into discussions.
In this World Wide Wrap: E-Plus picks network partner, Capita denies |--gbp--|75m overcharge claim, and UK protests foreign IT workers.
In this World Wide Wrap: Datatec acquires NetStar Group, NBN to build FTTH network, and AT&T releases iPhone complaints app.
In this World Wide Wrap: Africa looks to CDMA, Econet rolls out solar handset, and Millicom heads to East Africa.
The company has installed monitoring equipment in the main data centre of Tracker's headquarters.
BT will manage Sasol's local area and wide area networks and provide Internet connectivity.