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  • When disaster surges

    What do rising prices and uncertain power supplies mean for business continuity and disaster recovery? More factors for companies to juggle, that`s what.
  • Managed services a solution to the TH skills shortage

    In Brainstorm`s third by-invitation-only CIO roundtable, participants discussed the IT skills shortage, including the role of managed services to alleviate the strain.
  • TomTom loses its way

    The much-loved TomTom GPS navigation device may find itself without a local distributor in South Africa following Core Group`s decision to end its relationship with the Dutch company.
  • The great cellular rip-off

    An investigation into the costs of cancelling a cellphone contract found that prohibitive charges make an early exit unviable for most subscribers.
  • New home, new name

    Graham Technologies gets a new home and a new name following its acquisition by Sword Group.
  • Holding out for more growth

    Datatec`s recent spate of acquisitions and organic growth have spurred the company on to report strong financials. But a global slowdown could burst the Datatec bubble prematurely.
  • Hackers go hands-free

    Security professionals agree that mobile devices are set to become the battlefront for the next generation of hackers.
  • The art of living dangerously

    Matthew Tagg feels that taking part in extreme sports makes him live life to the fullest.
  • Econ 101, revision 9001

    Help! This column has been strangled by a noxious weed. But then, the telecoms and broadcasting sectors are covered in Poison Ivy rash too.
  • Old dogs, no new tricks

    Developing new software may be a costly exercise, but using legacy software in certain new environments may actually do the trick.
  • The first black club

    Mncedisi Mayekiso is no stranger to standing out in a crowd. It is his determination to make the most of every situation that has brought him success.
  • Forking out on Facebook

    Sponsoring a group on Facebook will set you back $100 000 per month, with a minimum three-month commitment. Why would you consider spending that? Sixty million users, is the short answer.
  • A walk in the cloud

    Google, Yahoo, IBM and Microsoft have ommitted to cloud computing. But what makes this different to offerings such as thin client computing and software as a service? We venture into the cloud to find out.
  • The arbiters of antitrust

    It has always been true that as a major user of technology and customer of companies that develop them, governments have played a significant role in the development of computing. It has provided funding and in-house R&D, and often pioneered technologies that would later become more widespread and commercial.
  • On the Spot Security

    Security is always a hot topic and a complex one. This month`s On the Spot feature asks local gurus to name the most pressing security issue currently facing local companies. The answers may surprise you.
  • Information

    In the business intelligence sphere, disruption is the name of the game, from business models to competition.
  • BI growth continues

    Growth in the business intelligence sector continues despite consolidation and a general market slowdown.
  • Ask me anything

    Plain English query tools are creating a stir in the local BI user market.
  • Proficiency versus quality on paper

    Understanding and determining your ink and laser printing requirements is not as straightforward as before. Thierry Boulanger dispenses some sound advice.
  • Apocalypse Now - Redux

    The meltdown in the US housing market spells big trouble for the technology market.

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