In today's technology roundup: Mega spam botnet brought down, PlayBook to sync with MS Exchange, EMC's anti-hacking unit hacked, and aftershocks hit Japanese telcos.
This is the first in what will be a series of SAP applications deployed in the cloud by Verizon.
The increasing overlap of IT and operational technology brings new responsibilities for the CIO, says Gartner.
The global company aims to boost its European presence with the acquisition of two smaller rivals.
The company plans to introduce new server processors in an attempt to challenge ARM.
Conventional approaches to e-mail continuity are technically complex, says Mark Edwards, director of product and services at Intuate Group.
The partnership with Prodata covers South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zambia and Mozambique.
If Alistair Fairweather was made minister of technology tomorrow, one of the first things he'd do is unbundle the local loop.
It is now illegal for individuals or companies to throw away anything that constitutes e-waste, says Ulze van Wyk, MD of Africa E-Waste.
High broadband costs inhibits unified communications adoption growth, says Avaya's Brett Butler.
As the transition to IPv6 gets under way, analysts say now is the time for businesses to get ready.
The department especially wants female employees to become computer literate.
In today's technology roundup: World's biggest paedophile ring bust, Mozilla to rush Firefox 4 release, Oracle kills Sun.com, and UK won't regulate Internet neutrality.