MCI Consultants has announced the availability of the Employ Web-based candidate and requirements database engine.
In today`s world tech roundup: AOL experiments with anti-spoofing tech, LinuxWorld under way, DOJ may block Oracle bid, and Google spawns online social networking service.
Digital Planet has reported a 46% increase in IT sales from its retail sites during the festive season.
Sentech's MyWireless Internet service launched on schedule this week, but with only nine Gauteng base stations and questions about bandwidth restriction.
In today`s world tech wrap: Experts say Internet voting unsafe, Intel drives Centrino to Linux, RedHat goes to China, Siebel extends CRM OnDemand, and Toshiba boosts mobile flexibility.
Protection for employers against IT certification fraud is at hand with a new online tool introduced by CompTIA.
A Copenhagen court has fined a Danish telecoms equipment firm a record 400 000 Danish crowns for sending spam e-mails.
The new Bagle worm has spread in SA during the past day, affecting mostly small businesses and home users. However, the rate of local infection is still far lower than overseas.
E-tailer Kalahari.net is capitalising on its 65% annual growth rate by opening a Makro store, Computicket and photographic shop.
With the avalanche of spam gaining momentum, the only way to cope is to derive a measure of amusement during spam deletion time every morning.
UUNet SA has launched a bandwidth management solution to assist customers to control their bandwidth utilisation.
In today`s world tech wrap: Open source conference scheduled for Namibia, new version of Morpheus ships, Bell develops a cellphone engine, and Texas Instruments breaks the 1GHz DSP mark.
A new e-mail-harvesting worm is spreading fast overseas, but few SA infections have been reported.