Gartner outlines 10 key trends and events it predicts will impact IT in 2007 and beyond.
In this IT in defence World Wide Wrap: IBM joins US Future Combat Systems project, Northrop Grumman to equip Nato NE-3A Aircraft, and EADS to supply Dutch integrated air defence system.
In this smart cards World Wide Wrap: Chips fall into place for smart cards, and smart card market to reach $158.5 million in 2011.
In this virus watch World Wide Wrap: Vista: expect hackers to find holes, Media Player vulnerability, and Mobile phones, MySpace-like sites to be targets.
MTC Namibia, the leading GSM operator in Namibia recently launched a trial of the Push-To-Talk (PTT) facility with Namibian Police.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft confirms Word zero-day flaw, iTunes sales 'collapsing', Firefox 3 Alpha released for developers, Samsung sued, and China cracks down on online games.
In this workflow and BPM World Wide Wrap: Ascentn increases European reach, Hyperion expands sector focus, and a packaging firm implements workflow solution.
In this Java World Wide Wrap: Sun releases Java SE 6, Iona criticises Java-centric SOA, free Java bug search, and Alcatel-Lucent backs open standards.
In this training and e-learning World Wide Wrap: Companies turning to e-learning, Kineo predicts growth in open source e-learning, and Korea, Denmark increase educational co-operation.
Symantec's Backup Exec 11d for Windows Servers now natively supports the Iomega REV drive.
Changes in processor naming conventions contributed to the simplification of the server market, says Corne Kruger, IBM product manager at Tarsus Technologies.
In this IT governance World Wide Wrap: IBM buys risk management firm, beyond Sarbanes-Oxley, CEOs must push for better IT governance, and are holiday risks covered?
SA consumers are switching from desktop computers to gaming consoles this December.