The project has stayed within budget, but working to meet the impending deadline has been challenging, says the DST.
Geographic diversity is key to maintaining margins and profitability, says the company.
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McAfee identifies the energy sector as the biggest target for cyber crime.
The R2.5 billion Department of Home Affairs project faces renewed scrutiny.
The local broadband market could earn $1.62 billion by 2015, says Frost & Sullivan.
In this World Wide Wrap: African universities hungry for bandwidth, South Korea plans space frameworks, and Mozambique to release third mobile tender.
In this World Wide Wrap: US Navy outlines ICT plans, training centre to probe financial policy, and Solix Technologies and Q Software partner.
In this World Wide Wrap: Orange and T-Mobile merger set back, Nokia Siemens wins Unitech GSM deal, and Google Voice under FCC scrutiny.
In this World Wide Wrap: BrightCom teams up with Skype, MSI intros graphics cards, and Panasonic releases Viera.
The software products build on the InServ Storage Server's Thin Built-In hardware architecture.
Sentech and ICASA must overcome resource and spectrum hurdles to bridge the digital divide, says Ellipsis.
As South African cellphone users increasingly access the Internet, the convergence market needs to adapt, says KPMG.