Social media and mobile tablets are influencing the way business intelligence is consumed, says Aphelion Software.
A decline in the number of matriculants passing mathematics this year raises concerns that economic development could be impacted.
The new undersea cable will connect 115 islands off the coast of Africa to the continent's international connectivity explosion.
A bid to buy out the company could see it leave the bourse at the end of May.
Steve Ballmer takes to the stage and highlights his company's latest achievements and partnerships.
In today's technology roundup: iPhone hackers break PlayStation 3, travel site boon to third-parties, Samsung reveals WiFi-only Tab, and no show for PlayStation Phone.
In this World Wide Wrap: Quantivate LLC signs credit unions, Ecom Atlantic chooses SunGard's solution, and Enterprises ramp IT infrastructure spends.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gossip site Gawker hacked, Alfresco ships language packs, and Africa gets content management services.
In this World Wide Wrap: Tweeting outlawed in courtroom, appeals court rules against MS, and court favours blind law graduate.
In this World Wide Wrap: Motorola split to boost RFID, NZ museum tracks artefacts, and smart sensor drives safety.
Online self-service will become ubiquitous in the future, says Consology.
Motorola breaks up, 'Anonymous' attacks Tunisian sites, hactivist attacks looming, and IT industry guilty of age discrimination.
In this World Wide Wrap: US networking spending lags, school calls for fibre-optic network, and 'networking king' enters the game.