The SA Weather Service expands the availability of its real-time information to the public, industry and government.
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There are still concerns surrounding software-as-a-service, including security risks, data confidentiality, and system integration, says Mimecast.
Bupa aims to consolidate customer, product and procedural information into one easy-to-navigate location.
High telecoms costs and poor broadband infrastructure inhibit the roll-out of software-as-a-service solutions in SA, say strategists.
Microsoft SA MD Mteto Nyati took aim at several of its competitors yesterday.
Delays continue as the DOC stays mum on whether the centres will be ready by 2010.