The companies have announced the availability of the Sun Ray Unified IP Client from Mitel.
Innovation Hub resident, Luuk ICT, in conjunction with TSS, launched the Tourism KwaZulu-Natal portal.
The presidency steps in to mediate between the departments of communications and public enterprises.
In today's technology roundup: Dell unveils sub-$1 000 notebook, mobiles 'may be riskier than smoking', malware blamed for supermarket breach, and Photoshop goes free on Web.
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The Internet security HoneyGrid discovers and classifies Web 2.0 content and helps business safeguard essential data. [Local rep: Networks Unlimited]
The implementation of technology methods to counter ID fraud remained mainly unchanged over the past decade, says Jans Wessels, MD of the Dex Group.
The airline has contracted Clicks2Customers to drive more search-engine traffic to its Web site.
The free service enables users to receive faxes as attachments to e-mail.
The company looks for space in two other fibre-optic cables expected to be operational in Kenya in the next 18 to 24 months.
Patton's choice was obvious, believes regional director Doug Hill.
The physical survey of the cable's route will be conducted over the next two months.
Intel's chiefs sing the sub-notebook's praises.