In this World Wide Wrap: IP Australia adopts Web 2.0, KickApps upgrades social CMS, and Newgen rolls out OmniDocs 7.0.
In this World Wide Wrap: Contingency plan for BlackBerry UAE, Core Consultancy selects iomart hosting, and banking continuity training for Sudan.
In this World Wide Wrap: Continental tests 'self-boarding' tech, Barnes & Noble targets college students, and Harrow libraries go self-service.
ERP customers are demanding Web-centric applications and user interfaces, says Softline Accpac.
Users can login to multiple accounts with new Web-only feature.
The latest versions of RIM's Blackberry operating systems has some features that put other phone makers to shame.
In today's technology roundup: BlackBerry Messenger first to go, cryptographers solve predicament, iPhone jailbreak exposes flaw, and Linux beats Unix.
In this World Wide Wrap: Networking providers feel left out, Profitability deploys Extreme Networks, and Exinda deals with bandwidth problems.
In this World Wide Wrap: E-marine maintains Eassy, France Telecom considers Morocco, and Bharti Airtel appoints Africa marketing officer.
In this World Wide Wrap: Soldiers in iPad training, SWAF adds new modules, and jobseekers get free computer help.
Duxbury Networking unveils the HSUPA-382X, offering high-speed access to the Internet.
Trend Micro's Worry-Free Business Security Suite provides a centralised server protection capability. [Local rep: SecureData]
The insurance company has implemented the SAS for Customer Experience Analytics solution.