Business yesterday questioned the need for tolling at all, while consulting with the steering committee on e-tolling.
Jumping the western world's learning curve could give SA the competitive edge in becoming an information quality leader.
In today's technology roundup: RIM's revenue falls short, UK and US up cyber security training, Google Music ready for release, and MPs allowed to tweet in Commons.
Changing cloud providers must be as easy as changing one's mobile phone provider, says the EC.
Days after the earthquake, IT and electronics vendors are struggling to get back on track.
Security measures in Australian government agencies are lacking, according to an audit report.
Oracle angered HP after indicating that it will cease to develop technology around Intel's Itanium chip.
Its new modules are thinner, 40% smaller and consume up to 30% less power.
Dynamics CRM 2011 offers the choice of an in-premise or cloud solution.
The company will continue the development of Itanium-based Integrity server platforms with its HP-UX operating system.
In excess of 75% of respondents are still getting their bills and statements in the physical mail, says Garin Toren, COO of Striata.
A few nips and tucks in data centre design and management can create a leaner, greener model.
3D industrial animation is essential to effectively communicating complex industrial and engineering concepts, says VirtualScape Visualisation.