The company offers a certification programme for thin client devices.
The company targets SMEs with e-mail services at R75 per mailbox.
The agency appoints people with non-IT backgrounds.
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The new product combines fully integrated desktop and application virtualisation.
There will be a great deal of activity and change within the mobile and wireless/digital lifestyle space in 2008, says Gary Naidoo, deputy MD, Sahara.
An agreement between the software giant and ISETT SETA allows students to use certifications as NQF points.
The electronic traffic system has overcome its troubled debut and is running well, says transport minister Jeff Radebe.
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