The Department of Home Affairs needs to integrate its IT systems for the call centre to function successfully.
In today's technology roundup: Motorola unveils 'BlackBerry killer', UK tech valued at |--gbp--|81bn, Apple eases iPad subscription rules, and Citigroup loses 200k profiles to hackers.
The move follows a government edict requiring Web sites with 'kz' domains to restrict traffic to local servers.
The 9 Series is made from material known as Duralumin, typically found in advanced aircraft.
Microsoft and Fujitsu will provide cloud computing services to the large and mid-size enterprise markets.
The unified communications platform adds fixed-mobile convergence for up to six phones of any kind.
The partnership will allow SentryBay to provide its patented identity theft solutions to key partners.
The company created a channel partner programme designed to enable partners to capitalise on cloud computing.
Cost reduction is a key benefit of virtualisation, but seldom the most important, says Albert Gazendam, business development manager, Dimension Data, South Africa.
An ex-Gijima virtualisation specialist is appointed to manage Citrix's channel for Southern Africa.
The company aims to simplify the development, deployment and operation of cloud era applications.
To reduce cost, manpower and risk, criminals will now be able to appear in court via a high-quality audio-visual link.
eNatis system developer Tasima is urged to grant private companies access to the national traffic register.