In today's technology roundup: Old tech connects Egyptian protestors, O2 engages Nokia to boost capacity, Google open-sources Mac packages, and Oracle to pay $46m in kickbacks case.
In this World Wide Wrap: Capgemini pens $63m PM contract, NFI selects Project Insight, and software brings navigational changes.
In this World Wide Wrap: GTBank and Nokia in mobile partnership, Institute avails cheesy e-marketing, and Indian e-commerce booms.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mac unit sales surge, IBM avails virtual desktop, and Logitech aims tablet add-ons.
The business analytics giant achieved record global revenue of US$2.43 billion in 2010.
The company has released its country-specific Premier Payroll solution in Zimbabwe.
The company was recognised in Gartner's 2011 Business Intelligence Platform Magic Quadrant.
The solution helps users articulate their need for information and chart a living BI roadmap.
The company will deliver Mountain Goat Software's agile training courses to the local market.
One of the slew of tablets revealed at CES 2011, the MasterPad, is a laptop without a keyboard.
Local staff will run the Australian company's South African operations.
The company is still in talks with a consortium led by its founder that may lead to its delisting.
In this World Wide Wrap: Microsoft avails Office for Mac trial, Indian farmers deploy ERP software, and Verizon offers Google Apps to SMEs.