In this World Wide Wrap: FESPA shows green commitment, Kodak buys back itself, and Yachts want newspapers at sea.
In this World Wide Wrap: Self-service business booming, Airlines look to mobile self-service, and Flybe implements self-service kiosks.
In this World Wide Wrap: Rackable unveils new servers, EldoS expands SecureBlackbox, and Hitachi reveals server line.
It leads the user provisioning market in a Gartner report, with a 13.8% market share in 2007.
The Cape-based IT company wins a multimillion-rand contract to modernise Bankdata's IT assets.
The Africa Innovation Centre forms part of IBM's $120 million investment in the region.
In today's technology roundup: Gmail forbidden in Germany, ambulance service loses 900 000 records, Sony and Sony Ericsson top Greenpeace ranking, and 10 networks host 50% of malicious sites.
In this World Wide Wrap: Are text messages your property?, Messaging Architects aids education, and Hyatt selects NaviSite.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile networking aids law enforcement, Systec releases open source POWERLINK, and ZTE leads ON sales.
PlateSpin PowerConvert 7.0 has new backup and recovery features and expanded multi-platform support.
A new system from Accsys allows companies to monitor employees via a biometrics.
The company withdraws the cautionary it has been trading under since March.
In today's technology roundup: Google to unveil Internet ad tool, Dell extends XP lifeline, ICANN to allow new domain names, and Firefox 3.0 boosts Mozilla's market share.