Datacentrix will handle its IT service desk, end-user computing, network, security and telephony services.
Facebook, instant messaging, Twitter and other social networks may be intensifying in business, says Gartner.
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The company's services fully integrate with Microsoft's hosted e-mail platform.
From Padayachie to e-tolling: It's time to consider government's ICT achievements for 2010.
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Existing developments aimed at logically using unstructured data are reminiscent of previous ones for structured data, a BI specialist says.
A public-private partnership has handed out 50 smartphones to nurses in order to improve healthcare services.
As cloud computing progresses, SA businesses are starting to look to safely integrating it into operations.