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Wooing the customer just got harder

Customer expectations are changing, and a lot of companies are being caught short.

In defence of Apple

The gloves are off, and Apple is playing the dominant bully role for which the world has always hated Microsoft. Let it.

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Ivo Vegter

Where online and print meet

Bringing some personal permanence to the online world is proving a hit for a young Cape company.

Where

Paul Furber

Rocking the world to its core

A Stellenbosch-based firm is set to reap the rewards of a growing market for superconductive circuit technology with its world-first design tool.

Rocking

Heather Ford

Clouds on the horizon

Software extends its cloud offering and warns that things have irrevocably changed in IT spend.

Clouds

Paul Furber

The mother of digital cameras

The Seitz 6x17 Digital is no ordinary digital camera.

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The World’s First Fully Open Source Mobile Phone?

HARDWARE - MOBILE DEVICES Words: Janet Paterson and Paul Hartley OPEN SOURCE A group of open source developers is working to produce a full stack of open source software that could underpin the world’s first fully open source mobile phone.

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On the Spot: ERP

So, ERP is going to take over the world, ‘ey? This year or next?

ERP

Samantha Perry

MAKING THE MOST OF 2010

Rashed Hargey CEO: Tellumat There are many reasons why South Africans should be excited about the 2010 Soccer World Cup, but perhaps one of the most thrilling is the opportunity to showcase local telecommunications ingenuity and innovation in delivering services to consumers.

Making

Rashed Hargey

SECURING A SUCCESSFUL ICT-DRIVEN 2010

Logan Hill Business Unit Executive , Security: Faritec There has been a lot of hype and press coverage around the ICT readiness – or lack thereof – displayed by South Africa in respect of the forthcoming FIFA World Cup in 2010.

Securing

Logan Hill

Networking Embracing the Network Evolution

If South African companies are to protect themselves against the volatile regulatory and telecommunications climate, the rapid advance of technological development at the application level, and the overall demands of convergence, they need to pay close attention to some of the key technology trends transforming the networking world.

Networking

Janet Paterson

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE TRUSTS VERIZON BUSINESS FOR SECURITY AND RELIABILITY

When the London Stock Exchange identified a need for a scalable network to deliver higher bandwidth information services and capable of growing alongside its market and customer base, without compromising reliability, it turned to Verizon Business for an Ethernet Private Line and Dedicated Network Operations Centre solution.

London

Verizon Business