Despite its move into the European market, the company says there is still opportunity in SA.
Western Cape education officials sign up for their International Computer Driving Licences.
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The contact centre and CRM solutions include new Session Initiation Protocol capabilities.
Notebooks will become faster and capable of longer battery life, says Tarsus Technologies.
The system features an integrated LCD screen and an integrated media accelerator.
Solidarity sets up a Web site that lets users vent their Eskom frustrations.
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Provided there's power, this year will see big spending on a number of key projects.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft hires outsider, Yahoo supports OpenID single sign-on, Google charity kicks off with $25 million, and partnership raises questions.
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