In today's technology roundup: Dell outmanoeuvres Windows XP cut off, Apple offers updated iMac, job cuts cost Yahoo, and no Wii or DS price cuts.
In this World Wide Wrap: Call centres face hard times, contact centres can enhance shopping, and call centres try remote working.
In this World Wide Wrap: SurePayroll upgrades payroll, Avaya extends contract, and US Xpress punts paperless.
The accolade was based on growth over the past two years in IP surveillance sales for Axis Communications.
Jason Jordaan will address the CSSA Annual Conference 2008, to be held in May in association with Computer Faire.
Get ready for the exaflood as the sheer amount of data threatens to overwhelm the Internet.
The Corporate Governance Body of Knowledge can now be used in a portal application.
PandaLabs offers a virus-free company R10 000 for charity.
The company's NeoConnect Prime 10G measures up to Telkom's Closer package, says a market watcher.
The company reports triple-digit growth from organic and acquisitive initiatives.
The latest Ubuntu release is in such demand that it crashes the server.
Service providers must change their business models to extract value from their networks, says Juniper Networks.
In today's technology roundup: Banks still oblivious to fraud risks, Yahoo to radically open its platforms, Microsoft reports flat Q3 revenue, and prisoner database scaled back and delayed.