In this World Wide Wrap: Film studio implements VOIP, MS VOIP server completed, and VOIP grows in Europe.
In this World Wide Wrap: Project management shows growth, PM used for governance standards, and Primavera releases new PM versions.
In this World Wide Wrap: China unveils e-payment, CommSecure plants trees, and OpenEMM gets an upgrade.
In this World Wide Wrap: Toshiba ships HD DVD laptop, Intel downplays Viiv, and notebooks drive PC sales.
In today's technology roundup: Security scare hits NASA, Blu-ray wins format war, virtual narcs boot casinos, and Vista ships 60m.
In this World Wide Wrap: Conventional gaming wisdom wrong, Chinese gaming shares fall, and malfunctions abound in gaming industry.
In this World Wide Wrap: AMD manufacturing plans fuzzy, Reed Exhibitions purchases InFocus, and report provides capacity forecast.
Three of the company's solutions were awarded Common Criteria Evaluation Assurance Level 3 certification.
Existing infrastructure keeps the wheels of the economy turning, says Pragma Africa.
In today's technology roundup: MS warns against fake software, judge cautions ConnectU brothers, Digg fires Google, and Cisco preps for virtualised data centre.
In this World Wide Wrap: FullArmor automates Windows data centre, Advent ups EMEA momentum, and Stellar appoints CIO.
The company has published new research into the first six months of cybercrime in 2007.
Microsoft's pay-as-you-go licensing product is ready to roll, it claims, but resellers disagree.