In this World Wide Wrap: Autobase offers CRM programme, and Nobel hosts seminar.
In this World Wide Wrap: Worthington blames previous management, contract management group meets, and SpringCM unveils 4.2.
In this World Wide Wrap: Apple releases dev tools, Samsung patents gaming phone, and combat jacket simulates being shot.
In this World Wide Wrap: Patersons releases online community, G&A acquires HourDoc.com, and NHS hits million user mark.
SA's ongoing power difficulties are a double-edged sword, say market commentators.
The company's founder is in the country to support its school IT programme.
In today's technology roundup: Banks more trustworthy than govt, Blu-ray player prices rise, Barclays tackles enviro concerns, and heart device hack a shocker.
In this World Wide Wrap: BlueStar and New West partner, RFID improves inventory accuracy, and more retailers join ARTS.
The companies aim to provide a simpler, more agile way of storing and accessing large volumes of data.
Despite a heavily regulated environment, the broadband market is still going strong, says Frost & Sullivan.
IT security becomes an issue for airlines, as the migration to IP-enabled networks continues and passengers switch to self-service.
The JCSE will approach the DTI to fund an international pilot development project.
In today's technology roundup: EU calls for electronic visas, Bill Gates says hire more foreigners, Intel anti-competition case begins, and Wal-Mart pulls Linux PC.