In this World Wide Wrap: Alibaba plans on commercial bank, conference to honour e-business excellence, and Romania clamps down on eBay phisher.
Gartner included the company in its "Magic Quadrant for Web Content Management" report.
HP has begun to roll out printers that can print digital content on the Web via mobile devices.
Troy has partnered with HP to deliver anti-counterfeit printing solutions.
Keith Sendwe's death leaves suspended CIO Michael Twum-Darko on his own to answer irregularity allegations.
In this World Wide Wrap: Pace to make headway in IP, MTN first with iPhone in SA, China to introduce 4G in Taiwan; and Datatec acquires software security company
The company presents a new integration between Open Text Web Experience Management and Open Text Media Management.
The CWU is contesting MTN's stance that nine axed employees misrepresented themselves and lied about their union membership.
BMI-TechKnowledge forecasts a slow 5% five-year growth path for the country's telecommunications industry.
SA's largest online market place has opened in Kenya, and plans to expand into Africa if the venture proves successful.
In this World Wide Wrap: Content security business growing, SMS buys Renewtek; and Kasperksy warns of new Trojan.
In this World Wide Wrap: Fujifilm scores 3D first, HP rolls out major hardware line, and Konica Minolta to sell plate business.
Initial new applications in the SAP BusinessObjects Portfolio address the consumer products, healthcare, financial services, public sector, retail and telecoms sectors.