Esquire Technologies has been awarded the local distribution rights for the Micronet range of networking solutions.
The Enterasys Dragon Intrusion Defence System has earned Common Criteria certification.
In today`s technology round up: IBM says infrastructure attacks have increased significantly, Xandros unveils Linux desktop management app, and ruling could reduce printer ink costs.
Allied Telesyn has appointed Axiz as the sub-Saharan Africa distributor of its enterprise networking products.
MGE UPS Systems was contracted to ensure the availability of electrical energy at this year`s Athens Olympics, says distributor Comztek.
An AT&T and Economist Intelligence Unit survey has found that security is the top concern for corporate networks.
Choice Technologies has received a 3Com JV-Co product range award.
Meeting the ICT challenges of hosting the 2010 Soccer World Cup could see a revolution in local infrastructure, says Dimension Data.
MTN Network Solutions (NS) has been certified as a Cisco Silver Partner.
The Vodacom Foundation has invested R300 000 into the development of the Pinetown Business and Networking Centre.
While companies can choose from several communication services, these capabilities are not integrated and operate in isolation.
Sun Microsystems technology was used at the recent Olympic Games in Athens.
Krone has introduced its OM3 10 Gigabit per second blown-fibre solution.