The embattled State Information Technology Agency looks to continue working with the Department of Home Affairs, despite talk of separation from the ministry.
It is essential for companies to monitor network path and web application performance, says Tyron Silk, solutions architect, pre-sales at CASA Software.
Connectivity lives at the heart of the success of all businesses, large and small, says Justin Colyn, chief sales and marketing at Comsol.
Retailers can’t afford network downtime as shoppers start to emerge again, says Carlos Marques, area director SA at Cradlepoint.
Top business technology news | 4 - 9 April 2022
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The Department of Home Affairs confirms its systems are back online, following Friday’s nationwide outage.
A cable breakage limits home affairs services to passport collections and handwritten death certificates.
In our connected world, the network is the business, so be proactive and ensure it is in tip-top shape, as it should be seen as a competitive differentiator.
The operator says it is working on restoring voice and data connectivity to subscribers across SA.?
The telecoms operator has had a tumultuous year and plans to up investment in its network as a strategy to emerge from the downturn.
A data connection issue which affected MTN customers since yesterday has been resolved.
The operator plans to compensate customers who were unable to use time-sensitive bundles due to this week's connectivity issues.
MTN exec says 100 000 users may still be affected by intermittent connection issues.