The 2009 local User Conference will be held on 3 June at the Blue Valley Estate, just outside Johannesburg.
In tougher economic times, financial performance becomes an even more critical discipline, says Christo Bredenkamp, MD of Synergy Business Intelligence.
It's the smartphone Wild West out there, with an OS war, players jockeying for position, mutually-exclusive standards and Apple's domination.
The industry is already experiencing some of the benefits of software as a service, says Hercules Schoombee, MD of Aastra Telecom South Africa.
While embarrassing, data breaches tell us the sky does not fall on our heads, says a security expert.
The ITWeb Security Summit reveals a new approach is needed to detect malware.
SupportPoint acts like a GPS for processes and procedures.
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Efforts to keep up with the increasingly sophisticated cyber crime industry need to be stepped up, says SAPS.
Security software developers should communicate with each other to overcome vulnerabilities in their products, says Window Snyder.
Of the thousands of new Trojans found by Kaspersky Lab's analysts every day, one-third target Internet banking.
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