The 2010 ICT Skills Survey aims to identify the most pressing needs in the corporate sector.
Criminals embark on a last-ditch effort to sell fraudulent tickets, says Symantec.
In today's technology roundup: Apple bans developer from iTunes, Opera updates Opera Mini, Facebook privacy under fire, and IBM, EU establish consortium.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gentag successfully tests RFID, Pan-India automated toll system coming, and electronic ear tags now law.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM debuts water-cooled supercomputer, Wii-style tech for pain relief, and consumer confusion over 3D.
In this WW Wrap: Airbus scores a first, S'pore unveils BCN certifications, and STG enhances Active Risk Manager.
In this World Wide Wrap: Online health portal proves popular, care facility gets wireless network, and US grants $2m for lab data exchange.
In this World Wide Wrap: Vendors block ATM hack demo, BSA awarded $3.3m settlement, and MS clamps down on UK piracy.
In this World Wide Wrap: Canon targets govt for growth, HP eyes smartphone printing, and EFI acquires Radius Solutions.
The freight forwarder acquired and deployed four Endian Macro X1 UTM firewalls.
Liberian Ahmed Jallanzo is in SA covering the Dream Team of the TwentyTen project.
The computer features an Intel Core 5 Processor 520M that automatically adjusts processing power. [Local rep: Tarsus Technologies]
End-users insert the Abra hardware into a USB port and gain instant access to company data.