In this World Wide Wrap: WebMethods integrates platforms, IBM unveils Web 2.0 offering, and BPM provider boosts revenue.
In this World Wide Wrap: US tops security threat list again, Storm Trojan worst outbreak since 2005, and security companies align to support Vista.
In this World Wide Wrap: Xerox to cut paper waste, new displays rival paper printing, Konica Minolta MFPs get proactive, and Canon puts image processor in printers.
In this World Wide Wrap: 3Squared unveils Arca, eCopy receives EMC Documentum accreditation, and Plone 2.5.2 released.
Jetway's new mid- and entry-level motherboard targets both the gaming and business markets. [Local rep: Esquire Technologies]
Mobile computing has started to offer great freedom to workers and managers, says Brendan Peo, HansaWorld SA country manager.
In this technology roundup: MySpace sues Spam King, German and French groups want open iTunes, mobile phone driving fines to double in UK, and IBM sued in mainframe emulator spat.
Over-promise and under-delivery is the biggest IT threat facing retailers, says Edcon's CIO.
In this World Wide Wrap: Teachers prep for back to school, Trainer1 in e-learning partnership with Russia, and India's e-learning portal debuts with open source.
Tarsus Technologies has introduced a small form factor version of HP's locally assembled DC5700 desktop PC.
Pinnacle Micro has released an addition to Canon's Digital IXUS range - the Digital IXUS 900 Ti.
MicroWorld Technologies has introduced MailScan 5 for mail servers.
There has been a significant decrease in customer satisfaction levels, says Dimension Data's Global Contact Centre Benchmarking Report.