In this RFID and bar coding World Wide Wrap: UK retailer claims RFID success, Italy leads FMCG project, AdvantaPure announces sterile RFID tags, application links data and context, and Germany targets logging.
In this BPM and workflow World Wide Wrap: Metastorm teams up with MS on road show, and TeamWorks wins BPM implementation award.
In today's technology roundup: Web sites fail the disabled, Toshiba unveils 1.8-inch 100GB hard drive, AMD debuts 65nm dual-core processors, and Asterisk saves call centre operator R4.5m.
In this training and e-learning World Wide Wrap: Kineo predicts growth in open source e-learning, Nigeria to deploy e-learning, and open source projects threatened.
The KwaZulu-Natal Road Traffic Inspectorate has put its experimental average speed determination system into effect.
In this technology roundup: Microsoft's designs on Adobe's turf, Dell sells energy-efficient servers, AMD rolls out 65nm chips, ITU warns on password explosion, and Office 2007 and OpenOffice.org work together.
In this IT governance World Wide Wrap: GovernanceGlobal signs partnership agreement, IT governance centre leads to improvement, and the changing role of CIOs.
Network Appliance has continued to gain momentum in the storage area network (SAN) market.
Fujitsu Siemens Computers partner Annex Distribution has introduced the Amilo Pro V3205 Edition notebook.
Dell has announced the Intel Core 2 Duo mobile processors on Dell Precision mobile workstations and select Inspiron and Latitude notebooks.
HP's blade workstation solution is designed to give secure access to computing power from multiple work locations.
In today's technology roundup: Third World laptops by mid-2007, crackdown on Net sport, and WEF names technology pioneers 2007.
In this gaming World Wide Wrap: national colours come to gamers, and money can still be made for third position in a three-way contest.