EOH reports revenue of R1.1 billion in the first half of the year, a 44.8% gain year-on-year.
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The new tools offer ways to measure corporate performance and develop real-time governance processes.
The new virtualisation features enable customers to migrate to Windows 7 while still running Windows XP apps.
SAMRASclassic is available on a Microsoft OS and the AcuVision running on Linux.
The FMC application is available as an option for the RedLinX E-REV hosted PBX solution.
More than 60% of ERP implementations fail to meet expectations, says Keith Fenner, VP of sales at Softline Accpac.
The solution brings Web application scanning to a new level of automation. [Local rep: Magix Security]
The company has once again received Gold Partner status in the Microsoft Partner Network with a Learning Solutions competency.
The company debuts the 4.0 releases of BI and EIM solutions from the SAP BusinessObjects portfolio.
SAS Analytics provides the company with a clearer picture of consumer behaviour and preferences.
Liquidated Faritec Enterprise Solutions owes 10 times more than the value of its assets.
Game mechanics can turn impossible problems into merely difficult problems, as demonstrated in the opening keynote of South by South West.