In today's technology roundup: Security updates released for Firefox, HP simplifies data recovery for SMEs, Dell to sell Linux PCs, and MySims first details revealed.
GijimaAst pulled in over R1 billion in revenue in the six months to end-December, despite once-off acquisition costs.
Kemtek Bar Coding Systems has introduced Hand Held Products' Quick Check 890 system for validating printed linear bar codes.
TuringSMI's global service desk is upgrading to BMC Remedy IT Service Management Suite v7 to better support its global customers.
Space Age Technologies and Genesis Systems will operate as one entity under the Space Age Technologies name from 1 March.
Compuware has introduced an application auditing solution that uses Hiperstation to address mainframe data and application security issues.
Foster-Melliar is offering clients an assessment service to determine their readiness for ISO/IEC 20000 certification.
Axiz will distribute the Samsung Flash solid state disk, which uses NAND flash memory instead of rotating discs found in hard drives.
Pinnacle has extended its range with an XP- and Vista-enabled notebook that runs on both Intel Core Duo and Core 2 Duo technologies.
The Durban A1 Grand Prix proved access control is under control in SA, says DexSecurity Solutions, which provided the access control systems.
One of my least favourite activities is staying up late to fix badly behaving PCs.
The protection of data in remote offices is increasingly recognised as a huge problem for organisations of all types and sizes.
Despite beating its projected net profit target, IFCA's results sent its shares down.