In this World Wide Wrap: Ubuntu's Firefox switches to Yahoo, China won't limit Android, and Wikimedia hires OS veteran.
The company aims to promote and support 100% growth of its business by 2012.
QAD Global Services worked with Omnia to implement a single ERP solution across its disparate divisions.
The companies have introduced another licensing and delivery option for SAP Business All-in-One solutions.
Wits Wargames Club will host the first local Newerth LAN tournament in March.
The companies partner to make Microsoft server operating systems available to the channel.
Budget constrained-manufacturing CIOs may be tempted to cut IT down to an absolute minimum, says ApplyIT.
Tenders will be issued in time for the national roll-out of the demerit system in April.
The company has not yet raised the money it needs to implement its turnaround strategy.
In today's technology roundup: iPad searches lead to malware, IBM boasts hundreds of Sun migrations, critical infrastructure execs fear China, and laser fusion raises energy hopes.
The company's 2010 outlook signals growth in software and software-related service revenue and operating margin.
Shavlik NetChk Protect and Shavlik NetChk Agent users are protected against the Internet Explorer flaw. [Local rep: SecureData Security]
Vignette Content Management 8 lets marketers use the Web as a strategic force to drive campaigns.