Software testing market resilient
The worldwide market for computer software and systems testing services is projected to reach $56 billion by 2013
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EOH earnings expected to be higher
EOH Holdings expects earnings per share and headline earnings per share for the six months ended January to be between 20% and 30% higher
Telemasters earnings ups
Telemasters has reported that its diluted headline earnings for the year ended September 2008 were at 33.33c, up from the 26.95c reported in 2007
Rich pickings for MTN and Telkom
MTN and Telkom are set to benefit most from consolidation in Africa’s telecommunications sector
HP to create 500 jobs in Ireland
Hewlett Packard is to create 500 jobs with an €18-million expansion of its global service desk operation.
Theledi to appeal axing
The USAASA CEO plans to fight for his position at the agency after being fired for sexual harassment.
Crisis sparks e-marketing boom
While traditional advertising feels the pinch of the global recession, online marketers have never had it so good.
Funding in pipeline for Africa’s ICT
The World Bank assures Southern Africa that funding for ICT infrastructure is still a priority.
Cebit sees big drop in visitor numbers
Europe’s largest IT fair saw an almost 20% drop in visitors this year
Satyam bids for 51% stake sale
Satyam Computer Services says it has started the bidding process to sell off a 51 percent stake
Vodacom gets on its bike
Vodacom is now set to shake off the debilitating effect of having two equal shareholders in Telkom and Vodafone
PC shipments to recover in 2010
Expecting the recession to worsen, IDC has updated its PC shipment forecast.
Telkom faces major revenue blow
The fixed-line operator faces the prospect of losing more than 40% of its annual revenue