Smart ID card roll-out on course
Home Affairs says it will introduce the first smart ID card in the second quarter of this current financial year. Speaking during her budget presentation to Parliament, Home Affairs minister, Naledi Pandor, said the smart ID cards would be rolled out to all first-time ID and re-issue applicants. The department is currently piloting the smart ID [...]
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Cable theft affects Telkom services
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Why business to customer communication is broken
As a customer, do you know how many business relationships you have? Listing them can be an interesting…
Mobile to drive BI this year
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The big BI game changers in 2013
Business Intelligence (BI) has been steadily evolving to adapt to numerous technology landscape changes in recent years –…
