Governments of the future could be so functionally slick as to be real-time, says Andy Brauer, CTO of Business Connexion.
In this World Wide Wrap: IBM unveils ambitious plans, Black Duck extends leadership, and MessageGate uncovers security concerns.
The state's new broadband supplier will receive almost a billion rand capitalisation, servitude rights and be allowed to raise its own funds.
In today's technology roundup: MS certifies phones, LG Philips develops A4 colour e-paper, MySpace to protect copyright, and MS patent stance hardest on start-ups.
Anyone with a laptop, cellphone and WiFi or 3G card, can set up office at home, says Konica Minolta South Africa's professional services divisional manager, Juneid Docrat.
The company's ADSL referral programme allows clients to promote JC Broadband ADSL products for up to R1 000 commission.
The company's instant free fax-to-e-mail facility enables faxes to be delivered directly to an e-mail.
Internet Solutions' Kenyan operations take off as it makes plans to expand into Nigeria.
The Kenyan ICT group will list on the Nairobi Stock Exchange.
In this World Wide Wrap: Video good for e-marketing, mobile marketing set for growth, and US postage price drives e-billing.
Panda Software will introduce its Vista-compatible version of Panda Internet Security 2007 at Futurex.
The company's worldwide bookings increased by 40%, with growth in North America topping 70%. [Local rep: Netxactics]
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