The companies have unveiled the Gazuma mobile games solution.
Software-as-a-service is still not a mass market business solution, says Internet Solutions.
The Seacom cable is up and running again, after almost three weeks of downtime.
Strict laws intended to fight piracy hamper access to digital educational materials, a study finds.
Industry observers contend BMI-TechKnowledge's prediction of 3% growth in SA's fixed-line market.
The local site follows its international competitors' example, ramping up its own third-party sales market.
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In this World Wide Wrap: ICT strategy on the cards, EU invests in Internet's future, and UK regulator saves with outsourcing.
In this World Wide Wrap: All-format digital downloads coming, Ikon adds capture solutions, and Ricoh unveils laser printers.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Survey dispels IT workers' fears, agencies urged to standardise platforms, and FCS opens cloud development centre.
Over 50% of the Mimecast Cloud Adoption Survey respondents are now using some form of cloud computing service.