The company's Imaging and Printing Group has outlined mobile Internet and printing-as-a-service as key parts to its market strategy.
The transport department's renewal of Tasima's contract for running eNatis may be “unlawful” and “irregular”.
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The company will join the Annual IBM Software Comes to You Event, in Johannesburg, on 13 October.
The product allows users in different departments to create their own management dashboards for evaluating a wide variety of data.
Hot topics at the upcoming SAS M2010 conference include text analytics, rapid predictive modelling and social network analysis.
New Mimecast-sponsored research finds uncertainty remains over the need to upgrade existing hardware and software.
Kevin Doran will compete at the World Cyber Games after winning the local leg of the Guitar Hero tournament.
The Telkom Foundation and Molteno Institute for Language and Literacy roll out labs to 125 underprivileged schools.