Ernst & Young (EY) UK has implemented Avaya Communication Manager Internet protocol telephony software.
In today`s tech news roundup: CA business as usual, threat of Internet collapse overblown, IBM speeds up GM, People Search service launched.
Forrester Research used Intel`s IDF conference to show how Europe`s mobile operators got it all wrong in marketing the mobile Internet. Local operators should take note.
In today`s technology news roundup: Internet technology vulnerable to hackers, newspapers feature in news site list, e-mailing aromas around the corner.
Rumba, a soon to be launched Internet service provider, has denied market speculation that it is owned by Telkom.
AV vendors warn that new variants of the Netsky and Blaster viruses are loose.
I`ve always taken an adventurous (some might say foolhardy) approach to trying new online services, but some e-services may be more trouble than they`re worth.
A soon-to-be-launched Internet service provider says it will undercut the other ISPs by offering dial-up and ISDN connections at the same price.
In today`s tech news roundup: No go on SCO claim, WiFi takes another step forward, anti-spyware laws premature, broadcasting future is digital.
Sybase has signed a global sales agreement with Diogenes to allow clients to securely process transactions over the Internet and private networks.
The US FTC looks at the adware issue, 3 launches tiny 3G Nokia in UK, US market gets DVD players that censor movies, SA site warned for trademark infringement.
Sophos has added a knowledgebase to its online global support.
Companies need to be aware of the growing virus threat, and simple anti-virus software could leave them vulnerable.