In today's technology roundup: Mobile fingerprinting for the UK, Wolf warns of foreign attacks, Microsoft goes Facebook on employees, and Microsoft Office 14 in 2009?
BT has signed a five-year, $650 million contract to provide and manage services in support of Procter & Gamble's IT requirements.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP pushes ProCurve, Synoptek acquires TNG, and Clancy & Theys selects Aruba.
In this World Wide Wrap: Networking sites aid spammers, Cellity Communicator gets full e-mail, and Tervela unveils TAPP.
The company has purchased Riverbed's Steelhead appliances for its local and African operations. [Local rep: Rapid Technologies]
The range complements its existing portfolio of offerings, which include VMware and 3PAR.
Downtime may be relative, but it's generally relatively disastrous.
The company integrates, manages and secures the IT system that relays information to spectators and media around the world.
Fixed-line voice revenue drops by more than R1 billion.
Today's business environment demands that companies become more agile, starting with their data centres.
In this World Wide Wrap: Appliance supports large deployments, Scotland to boast best smart card system, Heathrow Express rids queues.
Network World chose Cyber-Ark as the top privilege account management product. [Local rep: New Generation Solutions]
Versions 1.0 to 10.0 span the past 10 years and indicate how systems management has developed over the years.