Technology has kept many businesses operational through extremely challenging and turbulent times.
A jobs bloodbath is expected at the debt-saddled mobile operator, as it shutters 130 stores across the country as financial pressure continues to ravage the company.
The company unveils a fibre offering for businesses and home estates, amid increased demand for broadband services under COVID-19 lockdown.
It’s a perfectly legitimate question for any employee to ask for financial support when they’re working from home, using their Internet and electricity to do their jobs, says Sandra Maritz, legislation consultant at CRS Technologies.
Keeping track of billable items can be a nightmare when your workforce is remote, says Nashua.
With more remote users working from home needing to be accommodated through SaaS applications and VPNs for corporate networks, the demand for systems to be safe is essential.
Students living in Lesotho will receive 30GB of data, while students in Zimbabwe and Eswatini will receive 10GB of data.
A new partnership aimed at reviving BlackBerry’s fortunes will see the Android phone rise from the ashes in 2021, with 5G features and a physical keyboard.
The empowerment scheme holds millions in gains for thousands of shareholders who have not updated their contact details on a regular basis.
Ralph Mupita, currently MTN’s group CFO, assumes duty next month, taking over from Rob Shuter, who will be heading to UK’s BT Group next year.
No matter what happens to your device, with Huawei Mobile Cloud, you can recover all your important information.
The Trump administration announces new measures aimed at tightening restrictions on the Chinese telecommunications company.