In this World Wide Wrap: E-gov Forum calls for ICT investments, Model Metrics aids Acre Fund, and Lenovo focuses on emerging markets.
In this World Wide Wrap: Unisfair unveils virtual channel programme, SunGard seeks growth with reseller programme, and more layoffs hit channel.
In this World Wide Wrap: Qatar project drives e-learning, e-learning conference for Senegal, and KMSI provides mobile e-learning tools.
The partnership allows ATIO to intensify its range of unified communication and IP telephony offerings in Africa.
SOA Gateway and CaptainCasa work together on SOA and Web-enabling of new and old applications.
The DIR-685 802.11n storage router receives the product design award for 2009.
The chipmaker donates 25 laptops to a Midrand school and commits to donating a further 5 000 to schools around the country.
The popularity of the social networking site will help fight crimes against IT companies, says Axiz.
In today's technology roundup: Skype now available on iPhone, tech firms in cloud computing push, Gartner warns of Twitter risks, and Disney to put short-form content on YouTube.
In this World Wide Wrap: VOIP growth remains strong, Bangladesh blocks illegal VOIP users, and RadiSys improves Convedia media server.
In this World Wide Wrap: VMware unveils cost calculator, Glasshouse Technologies optimises virtualisation, and virtualised multiple OS handset arrives soon.
In this World Wide Wrap: Skype moves to mobile, TomTom intros cellular link, and T-Mobile opens laptop connections.
The Web security engine has been enhanced to block programs used to evade security policies.