The 'install-and-forget' mentality when it comes to firewall security, is ineffective, says Securicom.
The company's share price closes lower after it withdraws a cautionary.
Though unified communications use is growing globally, local companies perceive the solutions as expensive, says Tellumat.
The company will be involved in the Census 2011 to be conducted by Statistics South Africa in October 2011.
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The media company faces opposition from rivals who say full ownership of Sky would give Rupert Murdoch too much power.
Faculty Training Institute has partnered with business analysis training company, Watermark Learning.
Organisations are looking to extend contact centre services beyond telephony and e-mail offerings, says Dimension Data.
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The gap between the public and private sectors is sometimes a result of late adoption of ICT, a review says.
Establishing an official company presence demonstrates a continuing commitment to serving customers there, the company says.
The company won the bid to assist Pam Golding Properties in meeting its document output strategy.
These services will help overcome obstacles facing the continent, such as a shortage of resources and skills, says Rob Godlonton, executive director of EOH.
As cloud computing goes mainstream, SMEs will start to reduce their reliance on internal IT functions, says IS Partners.
The company took action as soon as it found out a contractor had allegedly defrauded the Department of Water Affairs.