Sun Microsystems has announced the immediate availability of the latest version of the Java Enterprise System.
ERP.com has completed its restructuring exercise and says prospects are positive.
Altech NamITech has entered a reseller partnership with ActivIdentity to address local identity assurance and authentication opportunities.
In the face of a rapidly changing user base and ever-evolving demands, is ERP up to the next set of challenges?
When T-Systems needed to standardise its financial reporting globally, it looked no further than its South African subsidiary.
Butler Group research reveals a number of unsurprising results about the enterprise applications most corporates have implemented in recent years.
1960s: Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is born from a joint effort between JI Case, the manufacturer of tractors and other construction machinery, and partner IBM, resulting in the initial effort of material requirements planning or MRP.
Companies need enterprise investment management (EIM) to enable them to propose, plan and control their investments, says Paul Viviers, director, PM Sight.
Aspiration has concluded a deal with leading health foods manufacturer Vital Health Foods to implement the full range of web based HR Modules for the Cape Town based company.
Expensive but unreliable networks mean complexity and cost for retailer Edcon.
The local ICT sector is not yet in the clear, despite returning confidence.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft accused of virtualisation foul play, CIOs laud Google Apps, DoCoMo to offer electronic payment at McDonald's, and WordPerfect Lightning beta available.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cisco acquires Reactivity, Google apps could set the cat among the pigeons, and Software AG will help SOA migrations.