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Back in 1995, the first Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) calls were made between two PCs
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It’s official – silly season is underway.
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I have been vindicated in my trumpeting of managed services and outsourcing as a way for systems integrators to promote growth in the face of the global recession
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There was a buzz of excitement in early 2008 when a group of ex-Google developers decided to go their own way and setup Cuil
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Fiona Robertson, a lawyer at the Rights Lawyers, reminds you to read the fine print in your end user software licences before accepting them.
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Management changes, mergers, office closures and new partnerships – there is never a dull moment in the Middle East IT channel
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Three cables that are critical to internet and phone services in the Middle East have recently been cut.
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As the market for virtualisation products continues to swell, CA’s Mike Small warns that all aspects for security need to be considered – if an enterprise is to avoid future catastrophe.
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Regional organisations need to handle layoffs with delicacy, sensitivity and utmost respect for employees.
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Many of us have seen that Star Wars film where the robot R2D2 beams out a hologram of Princess Leia begging Obi Wan for help. Believe it or not, this idea of portable display could spell the end of the computer screen as we currently know it…
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The sword of Damocles hanging over regional IT professionals this winter is undoubtedly that of the ‘L’ Word – layoffs.
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With difficult market conditions looking certain to prevail well into next year, resellers in the Middle East are invariably turning their attention to the steps they need to take to improve their chances of success, and in some cases survival
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Telecom professionals set to converge at CommsMEA awards.
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The changing dynamics of interaction between governments could re-write technology usage in the private sector
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Secret CIO finds that the new world order has improved his bartering skills.
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Logitech recently announced that it has shipped its billionth computer mouse. While Gareth van Zyl muses that this is a great achievement, he also asks why an estimated five billion people inhabiting this earth don’t have access to such a marvel…
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As the global credit crisis dominates the headlines, users and vendors alike are retreating from the field, but instead of seeing only the negative some industry players are planning for the future.
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The BlackBerry enterprise messaging device was found in the rucksacks of the armed gang that terrorised Mumbai.
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The recent terrorist attacks on Mumbai have illustrated how online media has become a crucial news source in the twenty-first century. Is this another sign that online media is out-competing its print counterpart?
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Financial pressures have finally caught up with Computer Street, with at least three traders said to have fled the market. Given the business model of some resellers, it was an accident waiting to happen.
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