An Indian-based software solution makes practices like yoga and ayurveda available on PCs and kiosks.
The company will acquire weComm, in a deal that will propel OpenText into a fast-growing segment of the mobility market.
New analysis estimates the outsourcing market to reach $4.25 billion in 2015.
The company writes off a year-and-a-half's net profit as it doesn't make sense to sue its biggest client.
The solution automates the buying and selling of large quantities of protein products in the South African market.
The settlement contributes to a net loss, reversing last year's profitable position.
The company is reportedly working on iOS video ringtones, which support both 2D and 3D effects.
This comes as sales of mobile devices increasingly become tools used in the enterprise.
The service allows users to locate their lost phones and remotely wipe them.
The global Run SAP Operations certification makes T-Systems a SAP Global Support Partner.
Once the pilot had proved successful, the rollout proceeded globally, first in Europe, and then in Asia.
The company will supply the department with 250 000 Symantec licences to distribute to schools and provincial departments.
The UK office doubles its headcount to meet growing demand and takes on major corporate clients to reach 1.8 million users globally.