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IBM Plans Investment Increase in Sub-Saharan Africa
Targets development of new markets, skills over next two years
IBM Donates BlueGene/P Supercomputer to Spur Scientific and Socio-economic Growth in Africa
Supercomputer will be most powerful on the continent
Information about service delivery partnership agreeed and process underway
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MTN-IBM service delivery partnership agreeed and process underway
In December 2007 MTN South Africa signed an agreement with IBM to partner on outsourcing some of the MTN South Africa Information Systems (IS) functions.
IBM plots revenge
FM By DUNCAN McLEOD IBM has hatched new office productivity software designed to rival Microsoft's ubiquitous Office suite. The company plans to steal market share from Office by giving away its software to anyone who wants it. But it's not IBM that should have Microsoft worried.
IBM launches new industry solutions for SMB market
IBM has announced the launch of Express Advantage in South Africa, an industry-leading programme aimed at small and medium businesses (SMBs). IBM Express Advantage combines a comprehensive portfolio of offerings from across IBM’s software, services and systems groups, with a network of local IBM business partners and customer experience capabilities to create a unified, end-to-end approach to helping customers innovate and grow.
R350k for a great idea
BM launches massive SME competition
Great new free tools
A NEW LOOK online SME Toolkit was recently launched by IBM Business Partners and the International Finance Corporation. The new open source site is dedicated to South African entrepreneurs although locals can still access the full international resources that the Toolkit has become known for since going live five years ago.
IT helps to model pandemic effects
IBM is offering a new service to help clients model the potential economic and social impact of a simulated pandemic - from AIDS to Bird Flu - on organisations and to help businesses prepare for and react to potential crises.
Technology holds promise for the deaf
IBM has developed a system that automatically converts the spoken word into British Sign Language (BSL) which is then signed by an animated digital character or avatar. The Say it Sign it (SiSi) system brings together a number of computer technologies. A speech recognition module converts the spoken word into text, which SiSi then interprets into gestures that are used to animate an avatar which signs in BSL.
SMBs in line to win R350 000
Small and medium businesses (SMBs) could win R350 000.00 worth of business and IT expertise, simply by sharing their business challenges.
Under big blue African Skies
IBM SA has emerged as one of the country's most impressive off-shoring in the global stories. Its strong track record in the global market is helping it win deals in S.A too.
IBM unveils new Blade eco-system
IBM has previewed the latest in next generation client computing with the new BladeCentre “Workstation Blade”, developed in collaboration with Blade.org partner Devon IT.
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