Business analysts need assistants in their quest for professionalism, says Ziaan Hattingh, MD of IndigoCube.
Achieving successful e-mail delivery requires an ESP to focus on the full scope of an e-mail's journey, says Mia Papanicolaou, head of eMarketing at Striata.
Malware distributed via social networking sites has a higher chance of reaching its targets, says Sean Wainer, country manager at Check Point.
SARS will put in place its mid-year tax certificate submission process in August this year, says Karen Schmikl, legislation manager at Softline VIP.
Database availability has a direct impact on an organisation's daily operations, says Jaroslav Cerny, CEO of RDB Consulting.
Unified communications empowers agents to locate a subject expert and secure an answer to a customer's question within minutes, says Ebrahim Dinat, sales and marketing director at Ocular Technologies.
Operational flexibility can be gained through the simplified management of an infrastructure via the IBM Director suite, says Abrie Peens, IBM business unit manager at Datacentrix.
In a fully deregulated market, customers can freely choose which operator they want for all categories of calls, says Jacques du Toit, MD of Vox Orion.
The software testing market offers significant opportunities for job creation, says Haydn Pinnell, MD of EOH company Gallium.
Some mobile users may prefer to examine the weight and battery life of laptops, says Reon Coetzee, Toshiba regional sales manager, southern Africa.
A good runbook solution should provide an easy and intuitive build environment for companies to design their flows, says Alan Foley, Presales at HP Software+Solutions.
In today's technology roundup: FCC to toughen Internet rules, Internet needs to be rebuilt, Google to roll out Newspass, and Apple revamps MobileMe.
Companies can reduce costs by lowering waste, improving device deployment and enhancing supplies management, says Russel Roth, MD of Document Accounting Solutions.