In this World Wide Wrap: GRC failures cost UK |--gbp--|1.5bn, CIOs need cloud governance strategy, and Lumension rolls out Risk Manager.
The cellular company says it is steaming ahead with RICA registrations despite pessimism around the initiative.
The company says it is surprised by the judge's decision.
Sticking points over a court-ordered settlement seem to be further holding up a vital IT system, despite the removal of a major stumbling block.
Aarto will see the allocation of demerit points to traffic law infringers, set to be introduced from 1 April 2011.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Skype records 25m users, VOIP equipment revenue drops, and Suretec unveils VOIP division.
The solution virtually eliminates the need for script maintenance on regression and sanity tests, the company says.
Blue Label's Nigerian associate is set to sue the Nigerian network operator after it cancelled a contract eight years early.
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The SADC decision leaves the door ajar for the controversial Brazilian ISDB-T standard to be implemented.
The board wants the site closed, but has yet to hear what its Russian counterpart is going to do about it.