In this World Wide Wrap: Global 360 releases BPM survey, FDA extends use of Appian BPM, and Nigeria selects Pio-Tech's Bank BPM.
Saphila 2010, hosted by the African SAP User Group and SAP Africa, takes place in November, at Sun City.
The IBM Lotus software donation will now give the school access to business software, including e-mail and Internet.
The company debuts Windows Live Essentials 2011, a free suite of programs for photos, movies, instant messaging, e‑mail and blogging.
Grouped under the category Forms and Templates, the latest SmartSolutions help users save time and money printing a variety of documents.
Xpertek has launched its software as a service (SAAS) and signed up its first subscriber, Safika Asset Finance.
The next-generation information security solution will be on show at GITEX Technology Week 2010, in Dubai, later this month.
The Finnish cellphone maker is lagging behind in the smartphone race and needs to work on strategy, says Gartner.
The alliance between the two companies expands EMC's software functionality, and offers its customers Cloudera's capabilities.
The company anticipates revenue to increase by $300 million in the six months to August.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sony sues PS3 distributors, Oracle in price-fixing lawsuit, and IVI TV sued for copyright.
In this World Wide Wrap: Fashion takes on social networking, SeaChange delivers 3D content, and Box.net rolls out Android app.
In this World Wide Wrap: Network disruptions plague businesses, Dell targets BC tool at SMEs, and own data centre can be an asset.