In today's technology roundup: Man infects himself with computer virus, chip errors boost computer power, Apple passes Microsoft in valuation, and Bill to scrap ID cards before Parliament.
In this World Wide Wrap: Airline boosts self-serve tech, ITIF envisions self-service future, and KioskCom honours US Airways.
In this World Wide Wrap: Lexmark acquires Perceptive Software, McAfee boosts mobile security, and Optus drives mobile apps.
In this World Wide Wrap: iPhone turns motion-controller, Argentina funds nanotech R&D, and innovators gear up for Siggraph 2010.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile apps aid mental health, MxSecure delivers iPad compatible EMR, and Croatia intros e-health system.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google sued over WiFi blunder, MS patent appeal rejected, and WebM codec carries patent risk.
In this World Wide Wrap: PageTech releases PCLTool SDK, OKI intros LED printers, and Canon puts SED on hold.
The company will implement a full SAP Business One financial accounting and MRP software system.
GovTech promotes knowledge sharing between leaders in the ICT field who want to aid government transformation.
Bytes Communications and Alcatel-Lucent have partnered for 21 years.
The idea that BPMN can be a common language for business and IT is a delusion, says Mike Gammage, VP and principal consultant at Nimbus Partners.
The company received the Service Excellence award from Aspect Software.
The SAP University Alliances programme provides TERP10 training at the Polytechnic of Namibia.