Janet Paterson is an editor of ITWeb Informatica.
Articles
In the movies, inventors are invariably men and usually a bit mad. In the real world of wireless communications, one of the most important inventors was a woman ... and a Hollywood actress.
Gartner is making a lot of noise about the Internet of things, but many commentators are sceptical.
Globally, only one in eight employees is fully engaged at work. Almost a quarter is `actively disengaged', spreading negativity to the 63 percent who are merely `not engaged'.
In the first of a two-part series on improving workplace productivity, Janet Paterson talks to productivity strategist Cathy Sexton about strategies to help employees and managers make more of their time.
South African telecoms seems to be in a permanent state of flux.
Big issues in the telecoms debate are local loop unbundling, carrier preselect and co-location. What gives?
South African telecoms seems to be in a permanent state of flux. The landing of Seacom and other cables and new providers entering the market all signify dramatic change. But is this all it’s made out to be?
Big issues in the whole telecoms debate in South Africa are local loop unbundling, carrier pre-select and co-location. What gives?
OPEN SOURCE Open Source Software (or Free/Libre Open Source Software – FLOSS – to be precise) refers to any software that is developed and tested collaboratively and distributed freely to anyone who wants to use or customise it.
From the editor Currently, the single biggest problem facing the advancement of effective e-government in this country is a lack of ICT and related skills across all levels of government.
The primary motivation offered by vendors for implementing VOIP is the cost savings on call charges.
Interaction between customer and service provider has never been more fluid.