Industry calls on regulators to let go of the telecommunications reins.
In today's technology roundup: Cisco inks deal with Chinese government, AT&T lays off 4 650 employees, ISPs assailed at FCC hearing, and Vietnam launches its first satellite.
For the first time, businesses have communications options that can unify and simplify, says Andy Bull, MD of Mitel.
The partnership aims to assist local companies to achieve real ROI from their WAN infrastructures.
Konica Minolta South Africa has unveiled its bizhub C10, an A4 colour copier, scanner, network printer and black and white fax.
Advanced cellphones and new wireless technologies put more power in consumers' hands, which could improve everyone's bandwidth lot.
The IT security and control firm was one of 17 vendors evaluated in Gartner's "MarketScope for Network Access Control, 2008" report.
IT is driven by consumers, who know more about IT than most companies believe.
Companies install security equipment and relax under the false impression that this makes their networks secure, says Sanjay Bavisi.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sierra acquires CradlePoint, Alpha includes Sagem modules, and Lane selects Aruba.
Installing a NAC solution is a big decision, but one that few organisations can omit in the long-term, says Martin Tassev, MD of Loophold Security Distribution.
Trend Micro has demonstrated innovations in security solutions for VMware virtualised environments. [Local rep: SecureData]
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM develops new memory, storage honourees named, and Amazon presents cloud storage.