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| MainOne, the Nigerian provider of telecom services and network solutions for businesses in West Africa, has announced the opening of its premier Tier III Lekki Data Centre... read more>> |
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| The Indian Government has awarded its Young Visionaries Fellowship Award to Zimbabwean call centre expert, Rinos Mautsa for his contribution to the growth of the country's call centre industry... read more>> |
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| We now live in a data-centric, wireless world, and no technology is better suited to address this reality than Wi-Fi, says Ruckus Wireless... read more>> |
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| Saurabh Kumar Every year the technology industry debates which technologies will 'breakthrough' in the coming year and become dominant trends that reshape industries and consumer behaviour... read more>> |
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| Digital security company, Gemalto, has announced that it will be opening an office in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, as part of the group's strategy of being a global player with a local presence... read more>> |
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| Shameel Joosub Public hearings by ICASA are due to begin next Thursday to discuss Vodacom's acquisition of Neotel. I believe the takeover is vital to SA's competitiveness... read more>> |
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| With inland schools having opened up last week, learners in seven Gauteng schools are walking into a new era of the digital classroom, which will connect them to a world of endless educational opportunities... read more>> |
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| Martin Doyle Customer relationship management (CRM) has moved from specialist term to buzzword, and now, into the core of business... read more>> |
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| Bez Sangari As with any technology, there are always early adopters, followed by users who implement the technology when it is already accepted, and finally late adopters, those who implement the technology after it is being widely used... read more>> |
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| Cecilia Jofré Today's contact centre agents deal with a large number of cutting-edge technologies, which are moving forward in leaps and bounds. Thanks to the powerful solutions now available, business can be conducted faster pushing the number of transactions being processed upwards... read more>> |
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| Fred Mitchell From laptops and notebooks to ultrabooks, smartphones and tablets, the sheer number of mobile devices available today is driving the requirement for networks to open their borders, potentially creating significant holes in the fabric of corporate security... read more>> |
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| PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI: The phrase is used so often it has become a cliché - Haiti is the poorest country in the Americas - and it was hit by a devastating earthquake, but some see potential... read more>> |
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| SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA: Hackers declaring support for Islamic State jihadists appeared on Wednesday to have derided the communist nation's leader Kim Jong-Un as a "crying pig"... read more>> |
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| HAVANA, CUBA: Cuba will not begin offering wireless service despite reports of a planned Wi-Fi rollout in its second-largest city, Santiago de Cuba, state-run telecommunications provider Etecsa said Tuesday... read more>> |
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| BEIJING, CHINA: A man nabbed for attempting to smuggle 94 smartphones into China by strapping them to his body was mocked by amused netizens on Tuesday after pictures of his 'iPhone armour' went viral... read more>> |
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