Fax is often overlooked when companies transition to VOIP networks, says Boudje Giljam, sales and marketing director at AmVia.
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Government will lay a 6Tb submarine cable in time for the FIFA Confederations Cup.
No Infraco slice for Neotel as the state decides to go it alone.
Users claim to have access to other members' private information.
Despite two commercial ventures already on the go, the communications DG says Nepad will lay its own cable.
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The Web-based tool, developed by Frost & Sullivan for Verizon Business, measures the effectiveness of collaborative initiatives.
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The financial services company has replaced its tape-based systems with the automated disk-based Attix5 Backup Professional.
Soaring Eagle Distributors has used Pastel Evolution to integrate and streamline its operations.
Tenet calls for expressions of interest to provide connectivity for 100 research and education sites across SA.
The president punts Infraco as a major driver for ICT assets, but analysts are sceptical.