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How to ensure email compliance
The storage and retrieval of emails has become a big headache for most businesses, especially now that good governance and no fewer than five local Acts that prescribe the need to store all email sent or received for up to…
Lack of HR development hampers telecom industry in Africa
African nations are pushing for human resource development in the telecom sector to enhance growth, according to speakers at the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) workshop in Zambia this week.
Etisalat to launch own range of telecom devices for Africa
Etisalat is set to introduce its own range of telecommunications devices and handsets, which will be branded especially for etisalat and its subsidiaries in Africa and Middle East.
Annex sharpens its distribution picture with ViewSonic deal
Annex Distribution, local suppler of building blocks and next generation solutions to the ICT and digital lifestyle sector, has secured a distribution agreement with its latest vendor partner, ViewSonic Corporation, a global provider of visual display products.
Johnson Controls SA appoints new GM
Neil Cameron has been appointed the new general manager for Johnson Controls Systems & Service South Africa. Taking over the reigns from Eric Smith, who has retired after of 30 years of service, Cameron will be responsible for driving the…
Ericsson customising HSPA for Intel
Ericsson announced today that it is collaborating with Intel to bring HSPA mobile data solutions to Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs). Ericsson is thereby extending its 3G mobile broadband technology from notebooks to a range of pocketable devices with various purposes.
Preserv8, the perfect email appendage for Ideal Fastener Corporation
Ideal Fastener Corporation (Pty) Ltd., a national supplier of apparel trimmings to the clothing industry, has invested in the integration and deployment of preserv8TM – developed by Integr8 IS (Pty) Ltd. and the only email archiving Software plus Services Microsoft…
Facebook users, beware of the fake hubs
BitDefender researchers have detected an IM-based spam wave automatically sent to accounts which promises a “hot date” if the Facebook’s users access the typosquatted link, as depicted below. The fake Web site, which reproduces the genuine Facebook site extremely well,…
International fraudsters’ website shut down
An international website for cyber crooks, The Darkmarket forum, has been shut down. The website enabled fraudsters to buy and sell credit card details.
Mozambique calls for ICT bodies to curb corruption
Information and communication technology professionals in Mozambique were on Thursday challenged to form professional bodies that would help address the issue of rampant corruption which is said to be threatening the ICT sector.
Mobile phones could cause skin-rash
The British Association of Dermatologists has warned that some mobile phones – if used for long periods – could cause skin rashes on the ears of face cheeks. The unidentified rash or itchy skin, nicknamed “mobile phone dermatitis,” can occur…
HP launches new products in Kenya
Hewlett-Packard in Kenya is gearing up for growth using multimedia products by tapping into the consumer market ahead of the anticipated undersea fibre optic cables.
SPESCOM finalist in BPeSA BPO awards
Spescom DataVoice, a division of Spescom Limited, is a finalist in this year’s BPeSA’s (Business Process enabling South Africa) National BPO Awards; widely acknowledged as one of the BPO (Business Process Outsourcing) sector’s foremost competitions for industry innovation.
Maroc Telecom losing market
Maroc Telecom will be losing market share to Wana in Moroccos mobile operator space, according to new mobile operator market research report by IEMR
Econet Wireless target 1,2 million subscribers in Zimbabwe
Pan African mobile operator ECONET Wireless Holdings Limited’s target to achieve 1,2 million subscribers by February 2009 in Zimbabwe is still on track despite the harsh economic conditions in the country.
Tunisia’s only independent online mag attacked
The online news magazine Kalima, often touted as one of the only independent news sources in Tunisia, has suffered an attack that has completely destroyed its web content, reports the Observatory for the Freedom of Press, Publishing and Creation in…
