Several companies are using the Macromedia Flash MX software to develop better online shopping sites, says Jeremy Matthews, MD of local Macromedia distributor, Dax Data.
Lawyers say a new law does not necessarily mean employers have to get written consent to intercept e-mail on their networks, but not doing so could be risky.
Alignafrica.com has contracted ICL to provide it with a virtual Internet service, which will give the company full Internet service provider (ISP) capabilities.
Microsoft has introduced a free Security Update newsletter that allows non-technical users to stay up to date on the latest Microsoft security information and patches.
EMC, Iron Mountain and KVS have joined forces to deliver e-mail archiving solutions to their respective customers.
The Internet Service Providers` Association (ISPA) sat down to some serious brain-wracking yesterday to come up with additional ways to cajole, motivate and lobby ICASA after the regulator`s concession that the lower frequencies be unregulated for WiFi use.
Peer group or viral marketing has become a controversial part of the Internet landscape, says Andr'e Zitzke, solutions architect at SAS Institute.
The fourth annual Microsoft European Retail Application Developer (RAD) Awards 2003 is officially open for entries. The awards recognise application developers who make the best use of Microsoft technologies to provide business benefits to retailers.
ICL, through the WebFocus business intelligence solution, has released an Excel interface that enables users to distribute data and send that data back to central databases via Excel spreadsheets.
Intelsat has unveiled a broadband service that provides direct Internet access via satellite.
UUNet SA will use the Cricket World Cup currently under way in SA to showcase its technical abilities by streaming advertisements live on television during the tournament.
Siemens researchers have developed a multimedia front-end for online stores that allows users to walk around in a virtual three-dimensional (3D) shop.
Local security company AVS is warning its clients to be mindful of trojans, worms and other security risk during Valentine`s Day.