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  1. QuintonB

    How government can optimise the billions spent on ICT

    Coordinated ICT is effective ICT Government is spending billions on ICT, but to assure the most effective use of these funds the various arms of government need to communicate with one another
  3. QuintonB

    Fibre-to-the-home: is it practical for all?

    Is fibre-to-the-home for the elite only? Virtual panel discussion – Fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) is currently a serious discussion point in many sectors of the communications industry in South Africa
    • QuintonB
    • Thread
    • africa analysis bitco bmi-t conduct telecommunications dark fibre africa dartcom dobek pater ftth ftth council africa gert jansen van rensburg headline johan pretorius juanita clark michael colin reshaad sha tim parle
    • Replies: 10
    • Forum: Broadband and IT News
  4. jes

    Most desirable Windows 8 smartphones

    Most desirable Windows 8 smartphones New early adopter survey reveals which Windows 8 smartphone is on top of the wish list of tech savvy consumers
  5. jes

    Surprising revelation in South African cellular satisfaction rate

    Surprising revelation in South African cellular satisfaction rate If you were able to move from your current service provider, with no hassles, no penalty fees and keeping your current cellphone number – would you?
    • jes
    • Thread
    • 8ta bmi-t cell c mtn red bull mobile ryan smit virgin mobile vodacom
    • Replies: 23
    • Forum: Broadband and IT News
  6. jes

    BlackBerry alive and well in SA

    BlackBerry alive and well in SA Industry players are upbeat about BlackBerry’s immediate future in South Africa
    • jes
    • Thread
    • 8ta blackberry bmi-t jim balsillie mike fairon mike lazaridis mtn rim ryan smit
    • Replies: 52
    • Forum: Broadband and IT News
  7. jes

    South Africa's IT market overview for 2010-2015: BMI-T

    South Africa's IT market overview for 2010-2015: BMI-T Information technology (IT) is a resilient R68,7 billion market, according to BMI-T
  8. jes

    Telecoms growth slowed by low interconnect rates says BMI-T

    Telecoms growth slowed by low interconnect rates says BMI-T Knock on impact of falling mobile termination rates slows down telecoms growth, says BMI-TechKnowledge
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