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South Africans travelling abroad will have access to WiFi broadband connectivity at cheaper rates.
The transition from call centre to contact centre hasn't been totally smooth, says Mark Payne, director of African operations, Genesys Telecommunication Laboratories.
Electronic data interchange reduces costs and improves market competitiveness, says VSC Solutions.
The network IPS provider won the 2009 Red Herring 100 award. [Local rep: Condyn]
The company has been named an accredited Mitel distributor for South Africa.
The solution enables carriers to effectively monitor and manage mobile data traffic for mobile devices.
Endpoint Security and Data Protection includes full disk encryption.
The upgraded solution features a Web 2.0 look that increases organisation, efficiency and functionality.
The open source solutions provider rolls out an update of its invoicing and contract management application.
Telecoms liberalisation allows for the entry of companies ready to prostitute it for their own ends, says CIV director Richard Came.
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