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NetIQ extends support to include Citrix WinFrame

NetIQ, a provider of systems and application management solutions for Microsoft Windows NT environments, has announced enhancements to its AppManager management suite to include support for Citrix Systems` WinFrame thin-client/server software. [Local rep: Server Tools]

New Dimension signs $3m contract with Logicon

New Dimension Software has signed a $3 million contract with Logicon, a Northrop Grumman Company, to buy key components in the company`s Enterprise Output Management solution. [Local rep: Software Futures]

Software Futures

Infoplan in a multimillion contract with CA

The IS facility of the Department of Defence (DoD), Infoplan, has purchased a five-year licensing and support contract on behalf of the DoD from Computer Associates Africa (CA) that allows them to use unlimited CA products within the value of the agreement.

Computer Associates Africa

Lucent targets SMEs for DECT, ISDN communication

Lucent Technologies Business Communications Systems (BCS) South Africa has announced the EuroGeneris V600 series, a call centre solution targeted at small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

SAP chooses Sqribe for reporting

Sqribe Technologies has been chosen as a SAP Complementary Software Program (CSP) partner to provide enterprise reporting and visual analysis capabilities for the SAP R/3 environment. [Local rep: Abraxas Software]

SAP Southern Africa leads international training development

SAP Southern Africa has been appointed by mother company SAP AG as official SAP curriculum development factory for the software company`s new role-based education. SAP AG`s global core education is now being developed by SAP AG, SAP Americas and SAP SA. The role-based curriculum is a new part of SAP`s AcceleratedSAP (ASAP) fast track implementation methodology in user education and extends to cover the installed customer base, the company said.

Creativity is key to success in IT

Creative thinking is crucial for enduring success in the IT field as companies will be increasingly differentiated by their ability to unleash the creative energies in their organisations and dispel negativity, believes Software Futures MD Aletha Ling.

Software Futures

Acquisition boosts CA`s Lotus Notes support

In a move to enhance its support for Lotus Notes/Domino applications, Computer Associates (CA) has acquired privately held QXCOM, a software provider for the Lotus market. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. QXCOM offers a suite of 11 solutions, called QX/Tools, designed to enhance the security and application database administration of large-scale, distributed Notes and Domino networks. CA will license the QX/Tools products and integrate them with the Unicenter TNG Lotus Notes/Domino Option. The Lotus Notes/Domino Option monitors all the components involved in supporting Notes-based applications, including network and systems availability, database replication, and virus protection, in order to optimise performance, says CA Africa technical director, Angela Kriek.

Computer Associates Africa

Baan ships ERP software for aerospace, defence market

Baan, a provider of enterprise applications, has announced the release of BaanERP software with A&D Extensions Version 2.2, specially designed for aerospace and defence customers.

New Dimension adds Windows functionality to Control-SA

EagleEye Control Software, a subsidiary of New Dimension Software, has announced the general availability of v3.0.0 of its Control-SA enterprise security management solution.

Software Futures

Object Design launches tool for XML Web apps

Object Design has announced the XML Object Manager, a new database development tool that enables software developers to create interactive eXtensible Markup Language (XML)-based Web applications. [Local rep: Software Futures]

Software Futures

Manage your Y2K risk exposure

Insurance companies and intermediaries, whose stock-in-trade is to manage their clients' risk exposure, face one of their toughest challenges yet: managing their own risk exposure arising from the year 2000 date change, says Gavin Douglas-Hamilton, Y2K management consultant for Abraxas Technologies.

NDS develops accounting suite for local authorities

National Data Systems (NDS) has announced the launch of SAMRAS DB4, which is part of the South African Municipal Resource Administration System (SAMRAS) suite of software applications that caters specifically for the accounting and financial needs of local authorities.

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