Bandwidth could become an on-demand commodity for South African business if a UK company has its way.
An upcoming conference aims to help business owners expand their operations by going online.
A Sophos Web poll of 1 000 business PC users revealed that 35% of respondents blame Microsoft for the recent spate of worm attacks. [Local Sophos rep: Netxactics]
Local software house Bateleur Software and integrator Business Connexion have teamed up to help local and regional authorities harness the potential of the Internet.
Siemens is providing a complete solution for interactive Internet television.
MTN launched four ICT centres in KwaZulu-Natal yesterday, aimed at empowering women.
Home Affairs deputy minister Malusi Gigaba is shocked that accessing child pornography in a Cape Town Internet caf'e costs R5 and that the proprietors have no effective ability to stop it.
The Online Publishers` Association and the Media Institute of SA have come out strongly against any intention in the draft Convergence Bill of licensing content providers.
A South African anti-virus vendor has downplayed the local threat of the computer worm attacking IT systems in the US, UK, Asia and Germany.
In today`s technology roundup: Adobe warns of security flaws, Firefox loses Web market share to IE, Siemens pushes digital TV via IP, and Intel acquires Sarvega.
Although customers are slow to adopt Internet banking, African banks still need to invest in this channel.
The conventional South African vendor-distributor-reseller channel structure will soon crumble in the same way as the international edifice has done, says Rectron CEO, Mark Lu.
MWEB Business has launched its virtual private network (VPN) multi-protocol label switching (MPLS) service.