The hi-tech centre will give visitors easy access to the city's attractions, says the tourism department.
In today's technology roundup: Rwanda takes broadband leap, business issued Trojan-laced drivers, predictive crime software claims success, and Facebook to end tracking tool.
In this World Wide Wrap: Desktop virtualisation recognised, NetBenefit intros Ultra-V, and VXL unveils Itona TC1330.
In this World Wide Wrap: Microsoft unveils Project 2010, PPM strategies optimise profitability, and SaaS aids government IT PM.
In this World Wide Wrap: eBay intros outlet section, PandoraBox helps uncover iPhone app sales, and Procter & Gamble build new platform.
The wide format colour plotter has been installed at a Johannesburg-based architectural firm.
The ERP system comprises five modules pertaining to the farming and pack house industry.
The solution helps service providers tap into Web 2.0 to spark growth in wireless revenue.
EPM products help companies collect data to assess the status of projects in the business, says Microsoft.
Passport application systems will not be available in all offices this year due to budgetary constraints, says the DHA.
Sanral awards the tolling tender for Gauteng roads, ensuring e-tolls become a reality in 2010.
In this World Wide Wrap: Open source management community unveiled, LSE platform acquisition ignites war, and MySpace to release Qizmt.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS and M-Com drive mobile payments, Deutsche Bank and Bottomline bring Web cheque service, and Touchstone banking solution now in Spain and LA.