An international security report points to increasing malicious attacks, especially on home PCs.
The premier demands a turnaround strategy from the Gauteng Shared Services Centre.
The provincial traffic authority wants to phase in technologically-advanced number plates next year.
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Computing is now a must-have for every household, says Alan Hawkins, sales manager at Tarsus Technologies.
The company has unveiled its new corporate name, redefining its business strategy. [Local rep: AfricaSD]
The commercial desktop offers flexible systems management capabilities, says Dell.
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The South African arm of an international research organisation will rely heavily on IT infrastructure.
The minister will support the "diversification" of Africa's software usage.