Beset by user complaints, Absa has granted another month`s Internet-only access to all its ISP clients as it scrambles to re-register users on its premium Internet service before cutting off non-banking clients.
MSN Autos says it is the official consumer Web site partner for the Paris Motor Show taking place from September 28 to October 13.
IBM business partner CommerceQuest says the EAI Symposium Web site offers visitors the latest IBM and Data Junction product information.
Namespace and government are continuing discussions about the future of the .za domain. Yet sides are forming in anticipation of an endgame, as the current administrator considers civil disobedience and black empowerment throws its weight behind government.
DataPro has launched the News Manager solution aimed at making electronic corporate communications and marketing faster and easier.
Storm has released its Spam Catcher solution that connects directly to a storm router where it verifies the legitimacy of e-mail messages.
The Bidvest mymarket.com e-marketplace, powered by Commerce One solutions, has added two African companies to its customer base.
Kalahari.net and icanonline say their joint online cellphone airtime sales venture has sparked unprecedented interest in online retail.
The Deeds Office, with the assistance of SITA, Comparex Africa, Dimension Data and Software AG, has launched the DeedsWeb Web-based interface for the Deeds Registration System.
The ministry of communications says a statement in which it referred to Namespace as an organisation "shrouded in mystery" and to its members` "unfettered egos" was published online by mistake. Both sides say they want to resume discussions.
The trend this year seems to take a leaf from an older book of business strategy - bringing content management, digital marketing and e-commerce solutions back in-house for small and medium enterprises.
The first step in building a business case for the implementation of electronic bill presentation and payment (EBPP) is to look at the business drivers specific to your organisational goals.
Government has accused Namespace of seeking minority control and of being "shrouded in secrecy", and says the National Assembly unanimously passed the controversial Electronic Communications and Transactions Bill. Namespace and opposition politicians are rather surprised.