The buyout is said to be the first time a listed company has entered the local data automation and mobile computing market.
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The EOH company has achieved the Certificate of Cloud Security Knowledge certification.
The penetration of mobile phones in many African countries is higher than the world average, says Winston Smith, MD of Alvarion SA and Southern Africa and Nigeria.
The local Internet service provider will give its customers 5GB of free storage space in the cloud.
The system offers users a document and records management system that can archive, find and retrieve content.
Researchers at UK hospitals are working to show how e-health can replace paper-based systems.
iSPartners will represent the company as timeXtender Africa.
Many SMEs in SA still have not recognised the impact hacking can have on their businesses, says Symantec.
The service provides users with their lost phone's location and also enables them to wipe personal data.
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The company helps enterprise customers accelerate their transition to private, public and hybrid cloud models.
The organisation needed to upgrade its Oracle database from version 9.2.0.6 to a 10.2.0.4.