Collaboration is becoming increasing popular, says Frost & Sullivan.
Affordable Internet access will drive PC and notebook sales, says Acer's new country manager.
In today's technology roundup: Mobile fingerprinting for the UK, Wolf warns of foreign attacks, Microsoft goes Facebook on employees, and Microsoft Office 14 in 2009?
In this World Wide Wrap: IT in pharmacy award announced, Kansky elected to steering committee, and BCBSMT extends Benefitfocus contract.
In this World Wide Wrap: Proteus releases Via, Del Mar College implements Datatel, and Unified Grocers, NCR Corporation partner.
Moving the RSVP function online solves a logistical nightmare, says Mia Papanicolaou, head of e-marketing at Striata SA.
Business software suppliers must rise to the challenge and bring well-designed applications to the workplace, says IFS.
The IT automation software provider will target South African MSPs from its new Johannesburg office.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP pushes ProCurve, Synoptek acquires TNG, and Clancy & Theys selects Aruba.
In this World Wide Wrap: Networking sites aid spammers, Cellity Communicator gets full e-mail, and Tervela unveils TAPP.
In this World Wide Wrap: University, KTC provide skills, minister recommends Web, and Ericsson goes to AfricaCom.
The Film and Publications Board enables the public to leave anonymous tips on unsolicited Internet sexual abuse.
In today's technology roundup: International e-crime rises, hacker admits $70k botnet rampage, Symantec hints at Sun, Dell deals, and anti-child-porn tactic criticised.