The fibre-optic broadband project will be completed a year early and R70 million below expectations.
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Customers can combine the security and convenience of cash withdrawal and shopping, says Spark ATM Systems.
The Brocade FCOE products allow customers to bridge their Ethernet and Fibre Channel networks.
Aspect Software's unified communications offering aims to improve business processes in contact centres.
The company reaches an agreement with the union.
The centre pushes ahead with ICT infrastructure, promising affordable broadband capacity in the near future.
The company expects lower earnings when it reports its results in November.