Peter Balchin has been named as the company's new CEO.
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The electronics giant invests in skills development and deploys additional offices in Africa.
Cognician software interacts with content in a different way, to focus on new ideas and concepts.
The manufacturing process for the intelligent number plate system has not begun, raising doubts over the October roll-out.
The company has been without a country manager for two months, but head office is looking for a new head for SA.
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