In today's technology roundup: PC rules supreme, IT gender imbalance addressed, worm breeds botnet from home, and Obama commits $1.2bn in energy R&D.
AfriGIS has unveiled its software solution aimed at addressing challenges experienced by SMEs.
The DA is using a bulk e-mail service to boost its political campaign as election time draws closer.
HP has unveiled a free software tool for developers to stop hackers finding vulnerabilities in Flash applications.
In this World Wide Wrap: Billing problems hit Xbox, US Postal Service cuts workforce, and Merchant e-Solutions integrates e-billing.
In this World Wide Wrap: EPM Live rethinks services model, WolfNet implements AtTask, and ADS unveils Scrum'd.
In this World Wide Wrap: South Korea's VOIP subscribers hits 3m, Clearwire tests WiMax VOIP phones, and Skype VOIP version 4.0 improves video.
Scott W Ambler, a global authority on Agile software development, will speak in SA.
The standard SAP system includes a powerful and full function document management system, says NokusaEI.
The solution is a modified way of delivering business logic so a customer does not pay large capital sums, says Jaco van der Merwe, director of DVT.
The company implemented SystemSkan, to identify security risks within the organisation. [Local rep: J2 Software]
The Kaplan IT Learning solution will be showcased at the LearnX exhibition, in Sydney.
The VPN security appliance integrates SSL and IPSec remote access solutions.