UniForm SA, NetDay, and Mindset Learn donate computer laboratories to five poorly resourced schools to facilitate learning.
Together with Canonical, IBM introduces a low-cost open source software package.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Dell expands reach with Perot buy, Indian IT firms see surge in contracts, and supply chain outsourcing impacts visibility.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Chinese banks improve risk management, Tata taps into cloud, and social networking poses risks for brokerages.
In this World Wide Wrap: University intros campus iPhone app, MS offers Window 7 student discount, and virtual academy aids struggling students.
Implementing Unified Email Management will help AFGRI ensure compliance with document retention legislation.
The company is now a VMware Global Alliance partner and a VMware OEM partner.
SOA reduces total cost of ownership and closes the gap between IT and business, says SAP SA.
For $100, a cyber criminal service provides clients with login and password details for any account on Facebook.
The hi-tech centre will give visitors easy access to the city's attractions, says the tourism department.
In today's technology roundup: Rwanda takes broadband leap, business issued Trojan-laced drivers, predictive crime software claims success, and Facebook to end tracking tool.