Companies can no longer use old business intelligence tools and expect to get different results, says QlikView SA.
MSSA is calling for gamers to represent the South African team for IESF World Championships.
The US spreads the most spam globally, some of which is malicious, according to a Sophos report.
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The beauty of cloud computing is that it immediately frees up significant resources that can be redirected to other areas, says Microsoft SA MD Mteto Nyati.
The 2011 version provides a higher level of real-time protection against sophisticated threats.
A USB memory stick and a virtualisation solution can provide remote access from any machine, says Hedley Hurwitz, MD of Magix Integration.
The support services optimise business-critical applications on HP ProLiant servers.
The new models incorporate the 2nd Generation Intel Core Processor Family.