Kenya will next month begin deploying ADSL2 networks to support "triple play" services throughout the East African country.
We are slowly, but surely, moving towards voice over wireless broadband, says Robert Sussman, joint-MD of Integr8 IT.
Telkom customers are set to benefit from overall price reductions from August if ICASA approves the price changes filed by the company.
The share of South African women that bank online increased from just around 19% to over 43% over the last five years.
International business software provider HansaWorld has established a firm foothold in the southern African motor industry.
Jet Stores is investigating the viability of an online shopping facility.
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Requirements for greater user adoption of e-billing are driving the move from "pull" to "push" in the form of an encrypted e-mail, says Michael Wright, CEO of Striata.
A forum Web site focusing on project and portfolio management (PPM) goes live this week, in a bid to abate confusion in the industry.
Africa`s third VOIP forum, to promote the development and business benefits of IP telephony on the continent, will be held in Nigeria.
SA`s fixed-line monopoly has filed an application with ICASA for tariff decreases, which would see monthly ADSL connection fees drop by an average of 24%.
The Gauteng Economic Development Agency (GEDA) has reaped mobility benefits after deploying Dualcoms` SEVEN Always-On Mail mobility solution.
Absa is expanding its ADSL range to include 1GB and 6GB packages, and is also offering an online self-service function.