Developers need to address the interaction between production network environments and application behaviour, says Richard Hepplestone, product manager at Compuware SA.
Software is becoming so commoditised that soon companies pay only for what they use and when they use it, believes Mike Coppin, director at Oracle SA.
Managers need to gain a better understanding of the general types of fraud and learn how to adopt measures against it, says Peter Dorrington, head of fraud solutions at SAS UK.
Douglas Downing, business manager at Rectron, takes a closer look at 64-bit computing.
Neil Rom, MD of Printacom, believes that companies can risk printer malfunctions and poor quality printouts when focusing exclusively on reducing printing costs.
Martin May, regional director at Enterasys Networks, examines intrusion detection systems.
The ICT industry will benefit from government`s commitment to a capital spending programme, says Victor Antezana, regional executive at Business Connexion.
George Eybers, chairman of Skills2Learn, discusses 12 steps to ensuring a successful e-learning implementation.
Data quality is a major issue for local financial services companies, says Kerry Evans, GM of financial services at SAS Institute.
Mobile`s success and rate of adoption are dependent on its ability to meet market needs, says Mark Lilje, MD of RangeGate.
Companies making the transition to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) should regard the new standards as an opportunity, says Dave MacDonald, manager at PeopleSoft Africa.
With IT projects critical to economic growth, the role of the project manager has changed, says Germaine Schumann, commercial director at SAP Africa.
Mandy Schoeman, lecturer at Faculty Training Institute, examines how a person can become a qualified technical writer.