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It’s only just begun
Sep 2009
Seacom will make a change, but there is still a lot more that needs doing before the telecoms sector can be considered competitive. -
Standardisation doors open for Africa
Sep 2009
Developing countries must grow from being users of technologies to being active in setting global standards. -
1984 goes down the memory hole
Sep 2009
By remotely deleting e-books that customers paid for, Amazon has shown the world the major problem with a proprietary e-book platform. -
A star is born?
Sep 2009
Barnstone started out life as an incubator for local entrepreneurs. Now it’s a specialist outsourcer with r115 million turnover and offices on two continents. -
A private cloud
Sep 2009
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Cloudy conditions forecast
Sep 2009
Local bandwidth still stymies cloud computing adoption. -
The acquisition king?
Sep 2009
In a consolidating market, some players are snapping up others faster than watchers, or integrators, can keep track of. -
Microsoft’s queasy reinvention routine
Sep 2009
The global software giant is stumbling through a series of wanting campaigns that show it’s lost the plot. -
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Yet another pointless waste of money?
Sep 2009
The Digital Dzonga Council, set to lead SA to the happy world of digital terrestrial television, was launched recently with much fanfare. -
Aiming high
Sep 2009
It’s time for the Black IT Forum to live up to industry’s perceptions of what it can achieve, says outgoing chairman Mthunzi Mdwaba. -
Figures at your fingertips
Sep 2009
Analysing the past can be an insightful indicator of what is to come. International and local research houses share their predictions for what the future holds. -
Things that raised a chuckle
Sep 2009
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A brief search in time - a brief time in search
Sep 2009
Jonathan Gluckman takes a virtual stroll down search memory lane and looks at where South Africa stands today in terms of search sophistication. -
Open source charms banking
Sep 2009
Open source software is worming its way into the local banking industry. -
Mapping the world class African city
Sep 2009
The City of Johannesburg is closing off its GIS data in a ‘cost recovery’ move that other South African municipalities are set to follow. This, say some industry players, is not in keeping with Joburg’s plans to become ‘a world-class African city’. -
There's always room… for the garage developer
Sep 2009
Microsoft’s chief software architect thinks there’s still room for young, idealistic talent. -
Technology incubators: how successful are they really?
Sep 2009
Incubators supporting start-ups with infrastructure and networking rather than cash are claiming success at every turn. But how much success are they really having? -
SDT get agile
Sep 2009
Rethinking and reshaping an entire product development cycle means a big change in mindset. -
Security spend, trust on the up
Sep 2009
The recession is biting, with many international companies taking visible strain. Security players are still smiling, however. -
Threats on the increase
Sep 2009
With the recession, upcoming world cup and all-round smarter criminals, the security threat landscape is looking a little, well, intimidating.
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