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Leadership at Pamoja, SEACOM’s Cloud services and content aggregation business unit, has confirmed the Company’s attendance as an exhibitor at the 3rd Annual Cloud World Forum Africa to be held on 10 & 11 June at The Maslow Hotel in Johannesburg.

In contrast to what many companies experience when engaging the Africa market, Fox Projects has managed to overcome many of the challenges and instil a level of service around projects across several countries.

Contrary to what some people may think, the gesture of ‘tipping’ or freely given financial reward for services provided is taxable according to the South African Revenue Service (SARS).

Open Box, a software development consultancy comprising 120+ users, has used its ICT managed services partner, Integr8, to upgrade its infrastructure and software, and, at the same time, benefit from Software Assurance and Open Value Subscription (OVS).

When its existing access control and security system was disabled after being struck by lightning, Hearts of Hope, a Section 21 not-for-profit organisation focused on the welfare of vulnerable children, looked to Accsys for help.

Scalability, flexibility, security and cost saving are just some of the benefits associated with a move from traditional on-premise servers to a Cloud-based environment - and the business case for initiating the process is clear and strong.

South Africa’s Cloud services space has reached a new level. A reduction in the cost of data and reliability of data on fixed line and wireless media has driven more widespread utilisation of Cloud services.

Leading South African managed ICT services provider Integr8 has provided much needed technical equipment, including PC equipment and other Information Technology (IT), to two community welfare organisations: The Refilwe Project and Oliver’s House.

Pamoja, the value-added services business entity and strategic arm leading SEACOM’s entry into content aggregation and Cloud computing services, will host its Cloud platform at Liquid Telecom’s East Africa Data Centre in Nairobi and use the facility...

Dr Dawie de Wet, CEO of engineering group and systems integrator Q-KON, believes that the local wireless infrastructure market has matured to the point that it is ready to facilitate the cultivation of a centralised, large-scale open access and national..