In what it claims is a first for any of the "tier-two" countries in which it operates, Symantec has launched its managed security services offering in SA, choosing Faritec to perform the management.
Danny Ilic, business development owner at Computer Associates Africa, examines the impact of Web services on e-business.
Telkom`s CTO Reuben September believes a future communications network will be driven by Internet Protocol (IP), as this is the key to truly converged services.
Avaya has provided an online forum to assist companies in developing strategies for reducing business risk.
PIC Solutions has launched the A-Z of Credit online glossary of credit, risk, marketing and ICT terms and definitions.
A new Web site to provide local crime statistics has had an overwhelming response.
Internet service provider M-Web has appointed a new CEO, Kim Reid, to replace Andrew Milne.
A new Web site has been launched to give South Africans the chance to tell good news or air their gripes.
In today`s tech wrap: The Internet gets its first premiere from the man who brought us The Full Monty; Microsoft and competitor reach settlement; Intel releases budget Itaniums; amnesty for song swappers; and Cisco to shake up SAN switching arena.
ICASA`s public hearings into wireless Internet access provision have garnered praise from an industry commentator.
The Sunny Side Up Web site has been launched to provide visitors with a forum to comment on South African issues via SMS.
Current anti-virus systems are unequal to the task of dealing with fast-spreading virus attacks, reveals a Hewlett-Packard study.
The Independent Communications Authority of SA is hearing oral submissions on wireless Internet access in Sandton today, in a process expected to provide much needed clarity in a growing field of interest.