In this World Wide Wrap: Chinese banks to step up risk management, firms seek faster systems, and health payroll system slammed.
The company's new multiprotocol technology could eliminate up to $185 000 in network equipment costs, says HP.
Africa's top mobile operator has lashed out at ICASA's proposed glide path for interconnect rate cuts.
In this World Wide Wrap: China Mobile invests in Africa, outsourced payment services to grow, and mobile payment booms in Asia-Pacific.
In this World Wide Wrap: iPhone gets project management, OnePoint drives Web 2.0 PM, and NextiraOne builds advanced platform in Europe.
In this World Wide Wrap: Lebanon enforces VOIP ban, Android app enables free calls, and Vopium raises $16.5m.
There is a need to gauge interest and demand in the local cloud computing arena, says Fujitsu.
The storage company signs on a local partner to strengthen its presence in the South African hosted services market.
In today's technology roundup: Salesforce.com sues MS, Apple advises on iPhone flaw, Pakistan to ban more Web blasphemy, and Google remotely removes apps.
Oracle Enterprise Content Management Suite 11g's unified repository supports high-volume content ingestion applications.
The NSA E8500 enhances threat protection with intuitive visualisation tools. [Local rep: Loophold Security Distribution]
Yet another error on MTN's billing system has led to the suspension of services to about 20 000 contract consumers.
In today's technology roundup: Second Life chief steps down, Twitter, FTC reach security agreement, users report 'fault' on iPhone 4, and Windows 7 drives tech refresh.