In this World Wide Wrap: Wireless may boom after auction, Cisco assists with skills shortage, and Wayne State adopts 802.11n.
In this World Wide Wrap: Seagate may sue, disk market grows in Q4 2007, and Atrato targets TV and security.
Innovation Hub resident Periseo has developed the Compact Passenger Counter, which claims a greater than 95% level of counting accuracy.
Tarsus Technologies has announced the local availability of Lenovo's 3000K range of consumer-focused desktops.
Version 5.0 of the Riverbed Optimisation System powers the Riverbed Steelhead product line. [Local rep: Networks Unlimited]
The event offers overviews of common PPM and PMO issues, vendor solutions and case studies.
The IT head of the 2010 LOC has been suspended with immediate effect, amid allegations of financial impropriety.
IT companies from the small European country move to SA to access IT skills.
In today's technology roundup: Tories attack national child database plans, Microsoft confirms MS Word attacks, XM-Sirius satellite radio deal approved, and Rock Band tours Wii.
No network, no work. It's as simple as that. How to keep it working, evolving, developing and supporting business strategy is another story entirely.
Digital Planet is a true virtual company, or a virtually real company. Either way, its network is what keeps it in business.
According to Gartner's Wireless LAN Magic Quadrant, virtually all the companies profiled are growing. Good news for vendors at least.
The company submits its Vista successor to the technical committee, suggesting a milestone change.