One in four gives fake Net names, Google goes Instant, Adobe Reader zero-day under attack, and police search for file sharers across Europe.
In this World Wide Wrap: Asia still wary of open source, Ericsson tackles video network traffic, and Siemens unveils content management system.
Fairacres saw the need to make its end of the supply chain more efficient.
Eskom's distribution arm has implemented a SAS system to assist the company to meet its performance management aims.
The event ran during the second week of August in Johannesburg, training approximately 70 delegates from 25 partner firms.
Norm Judah, Microsoft's CTO of Worldwide Services, will be a keynote speaker at this year's edition of Tech-Ed Africa 2010 in Durban.
CaTS, which generates 80% of its income from African countries, is to open offices in Nigeria by the end of the year.
Huawei Symantec Technologies has appointed ATIO as an Advanced Certified Partner for its enterprise solutions.
The printing industry is seeing a merging of the traditional copier and printing worlds.
The two parties are at loggerheads over the principle of “price taker” with respect to interconnection rates.
Privacy is a critical component in retaining customer loyalty in the telecoms industry, says Nokia Siemens Networks.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gartner positions Fujitsu as leader, Infosys banks on outsourcing momentum, and Yahoo denies India outsourcing.
In this World Wide Wrap: Teleco awarded for enterprise architecture, conference to recognise EA's importance, and Itron, Cisco partner on smart grid.