Consumer needs will be prioritised as the demands created by convergence grow, says Telkom.
In today's technology roundup: Tech addiction 'harms learning', green IT saves UK govt |--gbp--|7 million, France passes three-strikes Bill, and Intel anti-trust appeal details released.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM rolls out banking framework, PPM expands risk management solution, and China strengthens financial risk control.
In this World Wide Wrap: Tech gadgets galore at Comex, tiny drives, big in capacity, and Bluetooth alarm for gadgets.
In this World Wide Wrap: Social networking is thriving, Fiji piracy industry reaches $100m, and Panasonic unveils Bluetooth phone.
In this World Wide Wrap: $8bn invested in Africa's ICT, Ericsson backs Botswana Innovation Hub, and Essar to buy out Warid Telecom.
In this World Wide Wrap: Swine flu fuels virtual learning, Senate to pass computer training law, and India promotes e-learning in rural areas.
The expanded NGOConnect Africa Web site and platform features a new social networking tool.
The Salvation Army UK Territory will use Mimecast SaaS to improve e-mail security.
The DOC says state intervention is needed to address market failure in the telecoms sector.
The threat management company is bullish on attracting new channel partners in Africa, using SA as a springboard.
In a dramatically changed threat landscape, it is necessary to move beyond traditional security approaches, says Symantec.
The global downturn fuels the adoption of open source software as companies look for affordable computing options.