Data & Analytics

The Philippines' Commission on Information and Communication Technology (CICT) is intensifying its drive to reduce the use of unlicensed software in national government agencies (NGAs).

Welcome to 2005, the year that telecommunications is finally set to enter the modern era in South Africa. The SNO is almost here, 3G is here, and wireless broadband is here.

There is a belief, almost pervasive in the South African call centre industry, that an opportunity exists for South Africa to become a leading international call centre destination. Almost surprisingly, analysts agree, but note that differentiation and the provision of a quality product are key to the country

IT infrastructure services giant Electronic Data Systems Corp. has drawn a line in the sand over the way it intends to drum up new infrastructure business, with selective sourcing, open source and IBM definitely not part of the equation.

75 per cent, you think. Is this good or bad?

The world's largest Linux migration is speeding ahead, with the German national railway announcing Wednesday it has successfully moved all its 55,000 Lotus Notes users onto the open-source operating system.

A revolutionary warning system established by the Public Health Agency of Canada has earned global recognition. GPHIN2

Although the still sluggish economy will continue to challenge most, if not all, businesses, corporate spending on technology is expected to rise this year, according to a Computerworld Philippines survey.