Green is not just fashionable anymore; it's critical in terms of business sustainability, says Nedbank.
The tablet is more than just a consumer gadget and can be harnessed in business, says Gartner.
Companies that wish to attend the high-profile annual event will receive financial assistance.
In today's technology roundup: Facebook counters Google block, Microsoft in anti-trust probe fears, Ofcom explores 'white space' tech, and AMD ships first Fusion processor, finally.
In this World Wide Wrap: Oakley intros tested 3D glasses, Netflix alters data demand rules, and Microsoft buys 3D sensing firm.
In this World Wide Wrap: SK Telecom, Lenovo team up; UK university seeks system support; and Open Text strengthens Oracle alliance.
In this World Wide Wrap: BlackBerry maker under surveillance, Mark/Space intros GoGadget, and Hacker unshackles Kinect from Xbox
In this World Wide Wrap: Intel joins Wireless Broadband Alliance, T-Mobile provokes 4G debate, and students win networking contest.
In this World Wide Wrap: Space station to get RFID, Costa Rica deploys RFID for elections, and Novatel to capture M2M market.
In this World Wrap: Simplilearn debuts MS e-learning, programme boosts ICT competencies, and massive response to ICT training.
Trend Micro's 2010 corporate end-user survey included 1 600 end-users in Germany, Japan, the UK and the US. [Local rep: SecureData]
People using SMS services like ring tones and dating clubs are generating around 80% of e-mail spam, says Johan Grobler, MD of CaTS.
The company was ranked by Gartner as the worldwide market share leader in e-mail archiving. [Local rep: Soarsoft Africa]