Employers miss mobile mark

Employers miss mobile mark

The majority (64%) of European office workers do not believe their organisation provides them with the mobile tools and applications to be productive and efficient, or mobility policies that provide the flexibility to work effectively on the move (63%) – and more than...
The end of a world …

The end of a world …

Stars like the Sun can become remarkably photogenic as they near the end of their lifespans. A good example is NGC 2392, which is located about 4 200 light years from Earth, and which has been pictured in its final stage of life. NGC 2392, nicknamed the Eskimo Nebula,...
Internet could be 100x faster

Internet could be 100x faster

The use of graphene in telecommunications could dramatically accelerate Internet speeds by up to a hundred times, according to new research by scientists at the University of Bath. In a paper published in physical Review Letter, researchers from the Centre for...
Call for an end to corruption

Call for an end to corruption

Widespread corruption places additional burdens on South African individuals and organistions, and the South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SACCI) has urged all stakeholders to work on putting an end to corrupt practices. SACCI CEO Neren Rau comments: “The...
Cisco appoints new distributor

Cisco appoints new distributor

Following a request for proposals (RFP) issued about two months ago, networking giant Cisco has made a decision on an additional distributor for the South African market. Reliable sources have told IT-Online that AxizWorkgroup has secured the agency for Cisco in South...
SA women get rough deal

SA women get rough deal

South African women are more likely to be unemployed than men – and they are less likely to work in formal occupations, or to earn as much as their male counterparts. These are among the findings of a Stats SA survey on how men and women fare in South Africa. An...