A company's supply chain must be adaptive and responsive, says Ashley Ellington, MD, Softline Enterprise.
Communications-as-a-service simplifies and lowers the cost of business communications, says Intelleca.
Consumers will be able to access the Free WiFi service at Sundance coffee shops around Cape Town.
A spam attack claims to contain a news link about the new US president, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Sophos SA.
A Fortinet report on malware activity shows rogue security applications were the top threat last month.
A Trojan that exploits a weakness in Windows Media Player tops Kaspersky's October threat list.
Small companies lead the move to open source and IP telephony, with larger companies beginning to follow.
In today's technology roundup: Google abandons deal with Yahoo, Microsoft offers free software to Web start-ups, Nokia to cut jobs, and Obama and McCain campaigns hacked.
Intel and Asus teamed up to form WePC.com so people can help design the ideal notebook.
My Oracle Support Community allows customers to access product and support information and participate in discussions.
While cellphone payment is accessible and secure, there are interoperability barriers to overcome.
In today's technology roundup: SOA adoption slows down, e-voting glitches hamper elections, games 'to outsell' music and video, and AT&T tests subscribers' limits.
In this World Wide Wrap: Advanced AV on the Rise, clients cautious about Imax pitch, and Chennai scholars embrace smart classrooms.