Cellphones running on a Symbian or Windows mobile OS are vulnerable to over 600 known smartphone viruses, says ESET.
The latest release of Pastel Partner and Xpress complies with the issuing of electronic documents.
Unified communications promises streamlined processes, enhanced productivity and reduced costs, says Henry McCracken, regional sales director, Africa at Aspect Software.
There is no reason why most - if not all - BI functions can`t be done `in the cloud`, says Charl Du Toit, BI solutions manager at EOH Oracle Services.
With more than one PC to protect, a multi-user version of the software is more cost-effective, says Phoenix Software.
The company helped the NRF to implement an ICT virtual platform infrastructure at its Brummeria, Pretoria headquarters.
The company has decided to establish a clear independent brand for itself, which would align with its future vision and strategy.
The company narrows its loss after publishing audited results.
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Unforeseen system instability and downtime could become a thing of the past, says Pieter van der Merwe, availability solutions architect at Stratus Technologies.