Politicians and industry implore ICASA not to wait for an "irrelevant" broadband strategy from government.
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DBAM Systems' Exbander Precision WAN Optimisation Controller products are available locally through eSecure Distribution.
This week: Investors welcome the firing of Telkom boss, Scorpions catch e-banking fraudster, and the state's broadband plan is thrown out.
Government has shelved its plan to develop a five-year broadband strategy, says the communications department.
While financial institutions court Sentech, government leaves the company hanging.
In today's technology roundup: Thailand bans YouTube, Virgin Radio on gaming consoles, blogger code of conduct compiled, and 2.9m Georgian data records missing.
Banks must shift their paradigms from technology to protecting customers' experience and their own revenue streams, says Gerrit Bus, country manager, Compuware SA.
An "IT expert" is serving three years in jail for attempting to steal R1.3 million from Standard Bank clients.
Demonstration broadband networks will be deployed in Johannesburg, as the Joburg Broadband Network Project gains momentum.
The operator's new wholesale ADSL package allows ISPs to offer full ADSL services to users.
Journalists from the company scooped two category and three runner-up awards at the Telkom ICT Journalist of the Year 2006 awards ceremony.
The World Bank funds east and southern African connectivity to the tune of $424 million.