Integrating the various hotlines would improve government's capacity to deal with complaints, says the Presidency.
Contrary to the notion that insiders pose the gravest security threats, Verizon Business reveals the opposite is true.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft fixing Bing bug, UK police go mobile, judge shoots Craigslist challenge, and UK government opens data to public.
In this World Wide Wrap: Russia bullish on nanotech plans, robopets and talking frames aid elderly, and breakthrough to boost download capacity.
In this World Wide Wrap: Consumers pay for Samsung green plan, Lexmark plans worldwide job cuts, and Nvidia takes imaging to cloud.
In this World Wide Wrap: India plans RFID toll system, Smartrac unveils green RFID tags, and Malaysian govt uses RCG patrol solution.
The Lifebook tablet PCs support Windows 7 multi-touch screen capabilities.
The Parlotones and Rectron have partnered to produce a Parlotones-branded Gigabyte notebook.
The operating system has the features of Vista and the performance of XP, says Louis Botha, CTO of Think iT Solutions.
The e-Cadre programme addresses crucial ICT issues and is a priority for government, says the department.
In today's technology roundup: Sun slashes another 3 000 jobs, UK govt drops DNA proposals, big names support net neutrality, and GE unveils pocket-size ultrasound scanner.
In this World Wide Wrap: Schools get tech training grant, MS donates training vouchers, and CBT Planet and SkillSoft partner.
In this World Wide Wrap: MS bullish on SharePoint, SAP and Novell drive GRC, and IT companies need good governance.