In today's technology roundup: No rush for Windows Vista, Oracle tackles identity management, identity theft to dominate in 2007, and authorities clamp down on free Internet sport.
ePages.net was commissioned via a tender process to upgrade the Web site and implement Microsoft CRM at Trade and Investment KZN (TIKZN).
This past month has seen one of the biggest increases in spam, both locally and elsewhere, says Camsoft.
Locally developed e-billing technology is spearheading global growth for Striata.
Internet Solutions' lawyers close in on an individual and his team, in a protracted investigation.
Chris Pinkham and Willem von Biljon have quit their positions at the Amazon.com Cape Town development centre.
Symantec and the SA Chapter of the Internet Society are offering a bounty for the successful conviction of spammers.
Axis Communications has introduced the AXIS 243SA Video Server, a one-channel video server that supports IPv6.
The beauty of the Internet is it makes communicating easier.
A wireless community hub is one of Johannesburg's core IT projects in the build up to the 2010 World Cup.
Providers have outlined their vision of the future of broadband in SA.
Telkom was voted loser of the year at the 2006 People's Awards.
McAfee provides coverage for the 13 security vulnerabilities disclosed recently by Microsoft.