A virus floored the Gauteng Shared Service Centre's IT system for two weeks.
The taxman has quietly re-activated the e-filing system, and says it works.
The company views its latest acquisition as a way to move into the potentially lucrative desktop virtualisation arena.
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The server ensures all corporate governance requirements are met and company data is protected.
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Hosted by AfricaSD and Cantata Technology, fax to e-mail and fax over IP networks will be examined.
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