In this World Wide Wrap: India seeks VOIP ban, Jajah leverages power of Twitter, and Asus unveils Skype phone.
The enterprise networking solutions from 3Com will form part of the company's LAN infrastructure.
Faster and cheaper international bandwidth will drive offshore investment in local contact centres, says Spescom.
Broadband will drive economic growth in Africa, but in the short term wireless stays king.
Sanral awards the tolling tender for Gauteng roads, ensuring e-tolls become a reality in 2010.
In this World Wide Wrap: Recession not hurting IP telephony, CRM is for SMEs too, and contact centres move to network-based model.
WAN optimisation boosts business performance and doubles network throughput at Wiss and Company.
Converged blade and networking technologies increase virtualisation performance and network flexibility.
The company turns its attention to a more liberalised environment and says it will not build a South African network.
Huge becomes a reseller of ECN's products, making good on its local strategy.
In this World Wide Wrap: China gets fixed-mobile health service, HP and Cisco lock horns, and Iogear brings devices to the couch.
In this World Wide Wrap: Alcatel exec wins NBN CFO role, Criterion snaps up former DHS chief, and HCL gets new CEO.
Managing software assets has evolved from a tactical nuisance to a strategic imperative, says Sortit.