In this World Wide Wrap: BPM software in 9 languages, NetSuite unveils 'Cash for Clunkers' incentive, and Cordys brings multiple cloud management.
The small virus might be used as an entry point into systems to upload malware later.
Government's programme of action sets deadlines for all ICT initiatives, which departments will have to meet.
In today's technology roundup: Symantec identifies dirtiest sites, IT vendors remain cautious, minor marketing law dubbed Web's worst, and Web tool oversees Afghan election.
In-house development teams may be unwittingly infecting customers, Sophos reports.
Pastel My Paycheck Online ensures users pay their employees according to legislation.
In this World Wide Wrap: ECM vendors adapt, Gartner reveals magic quadrant leaders, and Lingxia develops Web 2.0 platform.
In this World Wide Wrap: Blausen updates Human Atlas app, Verizon targets healthcare industry, and England unveils hospital comparison site.
In this World Wide Wrap: OCR server allows image file sharing, Citrix pushes XenServer hypervisor, and home server for all-access media.
The company has established offices in Australia, Mexico and Dubai. [Local rep: MICROmega Technologies]
The 4G technology will operate in the 2.3GHz, 2.5GHz, 3.3GHz and 3.4-3.8GHz frequency bands.
A surge in botnet growth sees spam account for 92% of all e-mail, reveals McAfee.
The company updates its security-as-a-service solution to offer overall company management.