In this World Wide Wrap: Google buys FeedBurner, ECM embraces SaaS, and Dow Jones introduces Synaptica 6.4.
In this World Wide Wrap: US airports use biometric checks, UK schools fingerprint pupils, Savi joins RFID project, data volumes drive RFID, and Oz delays smart card introduction.
The local channel is abuzz regarding the joint venture between MB Technologies and Ingram Micro, says Sahara.
Just-in-time IT-driven preventative maintenance could save the state railco millions on wagon wheels.
The man on the street has little chance of getting his hands on new hardware without Vista packaged in the deal.
In today's technology roundup: Intel plans $200 laptop, Apple adds new Intel processors, and BMW turns to Linux.
The enhanced simulation is based on ITIL V.3 service management processes and principles.
The company has been awarded Intel's national Best SMB Solution award.
Sophos will provide GE with a centrally managed network access control, anti-virus and firewall protection.
The latest technology is well within the reach of any company, says Business Connexion's Eastern Cape regional chief executive, Gert Cronj'e.
The company is developing a technology to alter colours in a document by simply describing the colour. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
A group of six Incredible Connection staff members will compete in Packard Bell's gaming event in Portugal in July.
In this World Wide Wrap: Infrastructure outsourcing market grows, Avianca in $12m services deal, and IBM secures $160m outsourcing contract.