The companies have unveiled a Convergence Forum.
There is a perception that converging voice and video onto a data network increases the overall security risk.
After a successful first meeting, the ITA will come back to the presidency with tangible deliverables.
In today's technology roundup: Sharp sues Samsung over patent, Dell expands Linux PC sales, iMacs get new look, and Nokia unveils new phones.
In this World Wide Wrap: RFID, bar codes work together, smart cards fall apart, and UK schools adopt biometrics.
In this World Wide Wrap: Marymount University receives award, InMage releases software, and XenSource signs OEM agreement.
Companies can buy only the computing capacity that they use, says Business Connexion.
Three thieves attempted to steal a laptop at an ITWeb conference this morning, but were caught by security.
SARS has delayed the launch of its income tax e-filing system after discovering a flaw in its mechanics.
The Department of Transport wants to hand over the day-to-day running of eNatis "as soon as possible".
Government is turning to the Information Technology Association for help in the ongoing skills debate.
The event focuses on latest trends and deployments of infrastructure technologies.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft cuts Xbox 360 prices, iPhone sued over keyboard, Lenovo to preload Novell's Linux, and Microsoft accused of becoming 'software police'.