Multi-Links' board will meet today to decide on a way forward for the CDMA unit, after the sale falls through.
The Act places an impossible burden on ISPs and could result in increased Internet access costs, says the association.
Logging and monitoring telephonic transactions of call centres with customers is a key aspect for organisations to achieve legal compliance, says Majuda Software Southern Africa.
New Zealand has suggested using GPS systems and a call centre to keep track of criminals released on probation.
The company's attorney argues that being expelled from the association is too harsh a penalty.
The move follows a government edict requiring Web sites with 'kz' domains to restrict traffic to local servers.
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Two of the largest cellular companies still refuse to strip out the cost of handsets on bills, despite the new Consumer Protection Act.
eNatis system developer Tasima is urged to grant private companies access to the national traffic register.
Screamer wants to go to court to enforce a contract Sentech has denied exists.
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Pennsylvania's judges are conducting court hearings via video conferencing instead of transferring defendants from prisons to courtrooms.
Most companies still struggle to establish baselines against which sustainability goals can be measured, says TWC.