Faxing is the most effective method to ensure mission-critical information is sent directly to the intended recipient, says Boudje Giljam, sales and marketing director at AmVia.
SOA is enjoying similar hype to that which surrounded CRM and business intelligence in the past, says Adroit Technologies.
The new line of PCs provides users with comprehensive Internet application.
The Africa BI Symposium 2007, taking place at Emperors Palace from 25 to 27 June, will focus on DW 2.0 certification.
Spending on IT projects comprises 19% of the Department of Home Affairs` R3.054 billion budget.
The country's long-awaited national identification system must be reviewed, says Home Affairs director-general Mavuso Msimang.
In this World Wide Wrap: Boeing demonstrates integrated services, Lockheed Martin delivers shore-based trainer, Norway commissions second frigate, and EADS implements information management.
The technology budget for the 2010 World Cup will soon be finalised.
Focus on creating computing power is moving to improving user experience, says VIA Technologies.
Transport minister Jeff Radebe will meet the auditor-general over the damning eNatis report.
Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula is expected to address burning departmental IT issues in her budget vote speech today.
In today's technology roundup: Vodafone in new mobile Internet push, Sony cuts jobs at PS unit, flexible displays closer to market, and Coca-Cola in social networking move.
In this World Wide Wrap: NetRecova ensures business continuity, SMEs plan for disaster recovery, and businesses not prepared for disaster.