In this World Wide Wrap: e-Learning predicted to cut costs, Nigerian teachers computer illiterate; and sound pros to get online training.
The company has partnered with Acumatica, a Web-based company that has developed cloud-based ERP and CRM software.
The company will invest between $6 billion and $8 billion in future generations of manufacturing tech in its US facilities.
With WatchGuard Application Control, businesses gain in-depth, granular control over Web 2.0 applications. [Local rep: Robinson Distribution]
The application, supported by cellphone technology, is a first of its kind in the world, says CSIR.
Obsidian will once again be hosting the open source Free Beer Session this week.
Dynamics GP 2010 is an enterprise resource planning solution for midsize businesses that want advanced functionality.
Five years after the implementation of an information management system, the Gauteng Legislature realised it wasn't working.
Microsoft software head resigns, sly tactic bypasses network security, Jobs takes shots at Android, tablets, and BlackBerry apps help fight crime.
In this World Wide Wrap: UK leads in virtualisation adoption, Boeing gets open source virtualisation, and Sophos and Virtual partner.
In this World Wide Wrap: Zeus Trojan hits tax system, Citibank looks to new markets, and doctors make digital leap.
In this World Wide Wrap: MasterCard reports e-business surge, UK's aged terrified of computers and e-Business to boost tourism.
The H21 includes a bar code scanner, colour camera, GPS, 3G/HSDPA modem, BT and WiFi. [Local rep: Osiris Technical Systems]