The government is in the second phase of a programme which aims to ensure all its civil servants are computer literate.
ONEdotCOM entered the local telecoms market last week, promising to focus on corporate telecommunications.
BPeSA, local government and Internet Solutions offer an incentive to attract international investors to the region.
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The talent management system is to be delivered on the outcome-based pricing model to subscribers.
This was a serious design flaw which resulted in many customers incurring unwanted costs, a commissioner says.
The mobile app brings quick chat with friends, creating group chats, sharing location or photos with friends.
The company implemented a Sage ERP X3 and Softline VIP Premier HR system for Agribusiness Development Agency.
Convergence is the name of the game in the future, says Nology.
Businesses of all sizes are now free to explore the benefits cloud computing has to offer, says Andre Joubert, GM of MWeb Business.
The British government will look into clamping down on social networks, raising concerns about freedom of expression.
The Nielsen 2011 Mobile Insights survey shows the majority of South Africans still use, and will continue to use, Nokia devices.
The local digital mapping company is now a member of the global mobile marketing organisation.