The local site follows its international competitors' example, ramping up its own third-party sales market.
The bank's free offering safeguards online banking and operates across all online activities.
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The operator relies on outsourcing partnerships to improve its customer service.
The PhotoCode app will harness quick response code technology to deliver on-the-go retail product information.
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The company spends R2.9 billion, in addition to swapping shares, to expand its Internet reach in Russia.
As the new brand giants, tech companies now have to market themselves to the same digitally-empowered consumer they helped create.
SA could be one of the most competitive mobile marketing countries on the planet, according to mobile advertisers.
Seacom's competitors waste no time in targeting its disconnected customers; however, the market remains anti-competitive.
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