The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation has launched an Internet portal providing information on food safety and food quality standards.
A UK survey has shown that many business people want wireless broadband Internet access (WiFi) aboard trains, and Telkom claims there may be future potential for the same to happen in SA.
ISPA`s third annual Internet Week (iWeek) conference will take place in early spring and will focus on the state of the Internet industry in SA.
SMS Cellular Services has installed the Cellsys Application Server at Unitrans to simplify its e-ticketing requirements.
The government is expected to launch the Batho Pele Gateway portal within two months in an effort to improve public access to government services.
In today`s technology roundup: Anti-spam law blows hot and cold, memory chip giants squash new competition, PC sales in for roller-coaster ride, and updated Yahoo Messenger relaunched.
In today`s tech news roundup: SA`s Netsurit on Microsoft international advisory council, Napster goes live in the UK, Sony`s LCD TV goes portable, and NextFest looks at future tech.
Search engines are now being recognised as real business enterprises, but the industry still faces challenges, says Ananzi MD Mark Buwalda.
MCI is improving 17 data centres in the US to provide customers with a more robust environment for their hosted applications.
While the Web has become the de facto method of administrating personal account portfolios, there are several unique challenges to extending the convenience of Internet banking to the corporate world.
First National Bank (FNB) Corporate has introduced the BANKit electronic banking solution targeted at the corporate and medium-sized business market.
In today's technology news roundup, Symantec makes a bid for anti-spam maker Brightmail, spam overload cripples German government, and a new service secretly tracks e-mail.
South Africans are increasingly comfortable about shopping on the Internet, judging by online orders for Mother`s Day, says NetFlorist.