NokusaEI is once again offering AIIM’s internationally recognised professional ECM certification programme. NokusaEI will be delivering the complete range of modules for the ECM certificate course which has been developed by AIIM (www.aiim.org), the international authority on enterprise content management.

Nigeria has launched its own satellite communications, NIGCOMSAT. What effect do you think this will have on the nation’s telecoms terrain and economy? The launch of NIGCOMSAT is a major milestone in the history of our great country. In short,…

MTN South Africa says that it has launched Push-to-Talk (PTT) services on its network, running over GPRS via Nokia handsets. Buckley McGrath, MTN Executive, Corporate Business Unit commented: “The Push to Talk technology has been through a successful pilot phase…

Internet voice and video calls are on the cards for some PlayStation Portable (PSP) owners later this year. BT said last week that it is developing a software-based Internet telephony package for the portable device. The system will allow users…

Kenya gets an opportunity to examine its achievements in the information and communication technology industry when it hosts an e-learning conference this week. The conference, e-Learning Africa, will provide a forum for the country’s ICT professionals to share ideas and…

TeleMasters has announced a record breaking R8 million in savings in telecoms costs for its customers over the month of April. This announcement is a first for the company, which specialises in Least Cost Routing. TeleMasters listed on the JSE’s…

The Strategic Software Asset Management Forum, hosted by Marcus Evans, brings together leaders from Southern Africa to discuss and network on the strategic role of SAM (Software Asset Management) in organisations.

Sony Computer Entertainment is once again getting sued over technology used in their consoles. This time, the lawsuit pertains to the Blu-Ray technology. Californian company Target Technology has taken action against Sony who its technology is being used in the…

Reinhardt Buys, from the Internet law firm Buys Inc., has examined the attacked launched by politician Patricia de Lille, the leader of the Independent Democrats (ID) and provides a break down of the legal obligations placed on website owners regarding…

Imagine this…you’re are stuck in a jam on your way to the Airport. Your mobile phones lights up and beeps with a message: ‘Flight to London delayed by 40 minutes. Confirmed seat 21A.Upgrade to First Class available. Confirm Yes/No.’

Telkom South Africa, Africa’s biggest integrated communications company, is ready to invest $6.8 million to make Africa Online the leading Internet Service Provider on the whole continent. AFOL is currently the ISP with the largest footprint in sub-Saharan Africa, operating…

Sony Computer Entertainment is once again getting sued over technology used in their consoles. This time, the lawsuit pertains to the Blu-Ray technology. Californian company Target Technology has taken action against Sony who its technology is being used in the…

This is going to turn the Sony PlayStation Portable into a mobile phone, that’s right, the PSP is now a phone too! The PSP is going to use wireless broadband to include video calls, voice calls, and messaging. Sony will…

IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced a new tool that will allow businesses to more easily create enforceable security policies. Secure Perspective enables organizations to create a customized security policy using non-technical language, so business leaders can take an active role…

BenQ, the global leader in digital lifestyle solutions, has stepped up its Middle East & Africa presence with the opening of its first exclusive retail outlet – BenQ Zone – located in the UAE. The 1,500 square feet store, in…

Nigeria now accounts for 13,384,000 of MTN’s 44,301,000 subscribers representing 30 per cent of it’s total subscriber base in 20 countries. According to the latest MTN Group results, as at March 31 2007, its Nigerian subscribers had surpassed South Africa’s…