DataPro's earnings will move up after the Orion deal.
In today's technology roundup: Web sites fail the disabled, Toshiba unveils 1.8-inch 100GB hard drive, AMD debuts 65nm dual-core processors, and Asterisk saves call centre operator R4.5m.
Although convergence is widely adopted in Europe, Africa is still lagging behind, says Alpheus Mangale, CTO at Dimension Data South Africa.
Citrix Online is building momentum in the healthcare industry with its software-as-a-service solutions for remote access and collaboration.
In this technology roundup: Microsoft's designs on Adobe's turf, Dell sells energy-efficient servers, AMD rolls out 65nm chips, ITU warns on password explosion, and Office 2007 and OpenOffice.org work together.
There is deep concern among airlines about IP-based network security, according to SITA`s Global Airline IT Security Survey.
The do-it-yourself Web events solution, Citrix GoToWebinar, has garnered awards from Laptop Magazine, TMC Labs and Frost & Sullivan.
Parents should take the time to educate their children about responsible cellphone usage, says Pieter Streicher, MD of Celerity Systems.
Absa and a consortium will roll-out multifaceted banking and communication containers.
Telkom expects that by 2010, there will be 15 to 20 ADSL lines for every 100 fixed-lines.
In today's technology roundup: Third World laptops by mid-2007, crackdown on Net sport, and WEF names technology pioneers 2007.
Redline Communications and RapidCloud Technology will host an online panel session on the potential for WiMax in Africa on 7 December.
TelkomInternet subscribers are entitled to a 25% discount on software purchased from the Computrolley site.