In this World Wide Wrap: SAP enhances BusinessObjects platform, LinkedIn chooses MicroStrategy for BI, and AsiaInfo to upgrade China's mobile BI.
Security and Web 2.0 expert Michael Osterman discusses Web 2.0 adoption.
SA's broadband boom could lead to a dramatic increase in malicious activity on the Internet, says Symantec.
The company will hand over the first commercial fibre-optic route linking Tenet to the Seacom cable landing site at Mtunzini.
The electronic National Traffic Information System hopes to improve communication with the public.
Customers will be handed their capacity access to the undersea cable.
FNB customers are now able to play the national lottery through their cellphones, an ATM or online.
Mobile technology and digital entertainment move towards seamless integration.
In today's technology roundup: MS releases Windows 7 code, US govt vulnerable to cyber attacks, Novell releases IAM into cloud, Apple outpaces competitors, and Intel appeals antitrust fine.
In this World Wide Wrap: UnitedHealth and Cisco provide telehealth network, military members access health records, and Connecticut HIE goes open source.
Cyber-criminals are using social networks to identify potential victims and then to attack them.
In this World Wide Wrap: Advance in self-destructing data, DUV brings direct Web- to-TV, and holographic tech transforms touch display
In this World Wide Wrap: EU sets Google book hearing, MS releases code under GPL, and Univision wins Internet rights ruling.