Wednesday, March 10, 2010

IT Web, Front Page 10/03/2010

Making do without WiMax By Candice Jones, ITWeb online telecoms editor Johannesburg, 10 Mar 2010 Local alternative telecoms player O-Tel has unveiled its commercial national wireless network, using open frequencies to serve the SME space. CEO Mohammad Patel says O-Tel is working on a strategy that will give it access to some of the available spectrum for WiMax (space in [...]

IT Web, Front Page 10/03/2010
Monday, March 8, 2010

DiData’s R1b infrastructure investment

Dimension Data investment in local infrastructure is enabler for SA and African business Dimension Data announced today that it has invested more than R1 billion in South African technology infrastructure during the past three years, creating much-needed capacity for exploitation by business locally and in the rest of Africa. Identified in the BMI-T South Africa IT Services [...]

DiData’s R1b infrastructure investment
Sunday, March 7, 2010

PRESS RELEASE BY ISPA-15/02/10

Monday, 15 February 2010 ICASA’s failure to finalise key regulations compromises ISPA members The Internet Service Providers’ Association of South Africa (ISPA) supports the recent request by ICASA for information from licensees but has cautioned that it will oppose any attempts by ICASA to take enforcement action against ISPA members for not commencing with these services. [...]

PRESS RELEASE BY ISPA-15/02/10
Saturday, February 20, 2010

O-Tel Launches Wireless Network

Bookmark this category O-Tel clients to access the fastest, largest national Wireless network deployment ever starting next month - South Africa’s Digital Telephony role enhanced with Wireless network - Serving majority of the areas within South Africa starting in March JOHANNESBURG, Feb. 22 2010 — O-Tel today announced that it will be ready to launch its much-anticipated new [...]

O-Tel Launches Wireless Network
Friday, February 19, 2010

Understanding Commercial VOiP

SEMINAR UNDERSTANDING COMMERCIAL VOIP Benefits of Digital Telephony and Hosted IP PBX in your Business SYSNOPSIS It’s been a decade since VOIP was introduced in South Africa, many companies are still reluctant to move their telephony infrastructure to the New Age. The First World countries are well into using Digital Telephony, leaving South Africa in the Dark Ages. [...]

Understanding Commercial VOiP
Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Telkom Etherlink/SHDSL service

Telkom said it is keen to launch its Etherlink/SHDSL service as soon as possible Telkom has been punting its Next Generation Network (NGN) for some time, but to date consumers have not really seen tangible benefits from this new network.  The value of Telkom’s new IP-based NGN is however now starting to filter [...]

Telkom Etherlink/SHDSL service
Saturday, January 30, 2010

Pics-MikroTik Seminar-Jan10

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Pics-MikroTik Seminar-Jan10
Friday, January 29, 2010

WiMax versus HSDPA in SA

WiMax is starting to lose its luster as 3G/HSDPA/LTE gain ground in the wireless data market WiMax was once seen as the answer to provisioning broadband in areas with poor fixed line penetration, but the hype has now dissipated and the investment in many WiMax networks seem to be dwindling too.  That is [...]

WiMax versus HSDPA in SA
Friday, January 29, 2010

8 Mbps ADSL and bandwidth costs

ISPs welcome Telkom’s new 8 Mbps ADSL plans, but warn of high cost of uncapped services Telkom recently announced that they have conducted successful 8 Mbps ADSL trials, and are now trialing speeds of up to 12 Mbps which may be implemented if the results are satisfactory.  Telkom is looking at upgrading current [...]

8 Mbps ADSL and bandwidth costs
Thursday, January 28, 2010

ICT spending: 2010 set to top 2009

BMI-T says that “2009 was rocky but will 2010 be rolling” when it comes to government ICT spending Many South African citizens are on the edge of their seats waiting to see what will happen when the 2010 FIFA World Cup begins and when the influx of visitors stream into the country. From the very beginning [...]

ICT spending: 2010 set to top 2009

IT Web, Front Page 10/03/2010

Making do without WiMax By Candice Jones, ITWeb online telecoms editor Johannesburg, 10 Mar 2010 Local alternative telecoms player O-Tel has unveiled its commercial national wireless network, using open frequencies to serve the SME space. CEO Mohammad Patel says O-Tel is working on a strategy that will give it access to some of the available...
10. March 2010Read More

DiData’s R1b infrastructure investment

Dimension Data investment in local infrastructure is enabler for SA and African business Dimension Data announced today that it has invested more than R1 billion in South African technology infrastructure during the past three years, creating much-needed capacity for exploitation by business locally and in the rest of Africa. Identified in the...
8. March 2010Read More

PRESS RELEASE BY ISPA-15/02/10

Monday, 15 February 2010 ICASA’s failure to finalise key regulations compromises ISPA members The Internet Service Providers’ Association of South Africa (ISPA) supports the recent request by ICASA for information from licensees but has cautioned that it will oppose any attempts by ICASA to take enforcement action against ISPA members for...
7. March 2010Read More

O-Tel Launches Wireless Network

Bookmark this category O-Tel clients to access the fastest, largest national Wireless network deployment ever starting next month - South Africa’s Digital Telephony role enhanced with Wireless network - Serving majority of the areas within South Africa starting in March JOHANNESBURG, Feb. 22 2010 — O-Tel today announced that it will be ready...
20. February 2010Read More

Understanding Commercial VOiP

SEMINAR UNDERSTANDING COMMERCIAL VOIP Benefits of Digital Telephony and Hosted IP PBX in your Business SYSNOPSIS It’s been a decade since VOIP was introduced in South Africa, many companies are still reluctant to move their telephony infrastructure to the New Age. The First World countries are well into using Digital Telephony, leaving South...
19. February 2010Read More

Telkom Etherlink/SHDSL service

Telkom said it is keen to launch its Etherlink/SHDSL service as soon as possible Telkom has been punting its Next Generation Network (NGN) for some time, but to date consumers have not really seen tangible benefits from this new network.  The value of Telkom’s new IP-based NGN is...
3. February 2010Read More

Pics-MikroTik Seminar-Jan10

Picture Gallery of Certificate Presentation at the seminar [fpg id="1264840949_680x630_MikroTik-Seminar-Jan10.xml"] Print...
30. January 2010Read More

WiMax versus HSDPA in SA

WiMax is starting to lose its luster as 3G/HSDPA/LTE gain ground in the wireless data market WiMax was once seen as the answer to provisioning broadband in areas with poor fixed line penetration, but the hype has now dissipated and the investment in many WiMax networks seem to...
29. January 2010Read More

8 Mbps ADSL and bandwidth costs

ISPs welcome Telkom’s new 8 Mbps ADSL plans, but warn of high cost of uncapped services Telkom recently announced that they have conducted successful 8 Mbps ADSL trials, and are now trialing speeds of up to 12 Mbps which may be implemented if the results are satisfactory.  Telkom...
29. January 2010Read More

ICT spending: 2010 set to top 2009

BMI-T says that “2009 was rocky but will 2010 be rolling” when it comes to government ICT spending Many South African citizens are on the edge of their seats waiting to see what will happen when the 2010 FIFA World Cup begins and when the influx of visitors stream into the...
28. January 2010Read More
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