The president punts Infraco as a major driver for ICT assets, but analysts are sceptical.
Government takes an "ambitious" approach to improving SA's broadband capacity.
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The most relevant managed services today are ERP, CRM and office automation, says Keith Fenner, strategic sales director of Softline ACCPAC.
The face of Novell SA, Stafford Masie, quits to head up Google's local operations.
Discussions about the shareholding have not been concluded, government sources say.
Wireless Internet connections will overtake fixed-line connections by year-end, says BMI-T.
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Three of the company's solutions were awarded Common Criteria Evaluation Assurance Level 3 certification.
Employees of the V&A Waterfront Company can access information and communicate effectively with colleagues.
Sybase SA's mobile division has announced the local availability of the iAnywhere suite.