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Planned versus unplanned downtime: why neither is acceptable

By Staff Writer 25 March 2015

In the age of the always-on business, downtime is increasingly unacceptable even when it’s planned and announced in advance, says Veeam Regional Manager for Southern African Warren Olivier. FULL STORY >

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Restart of Large Hadron Collider delayed

By Staff Writer 25 March 2015

If you are wondering what the deal is with the restart of the Large Hadron Collider, word from CERN is that run 2 is coming ever closer, but that it has hit a delay. FULL STORY >

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Bloodborne

By Ryan Noik 24 March 2015

One of the more anticipated PS4 exclusives, Bloodborne, has finally arrived. Is this the standout new IP we’ve been waiting for? FULL STORY >

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2016 Range Rover Sport to debut at New York Auto Show in April

By Robin-Leigh Chetty 24 March 2015

Land Rover's 2016-slated SUV will see the light of day at the New York International Auto Show in just two weeks time, with local pre-orders set for May this year. FULL STORY >

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Resident Evil Revelations 2

By Johan Keyter 24 March 2015

The newest installment in the long running Resident Evil franchise is back on console and PC in classic co-op horror style. Unfortunately for horror fans though, the game isn’t going to keep you up at night. FULL STORY >

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Intel Developer Zone officially launches in South Africa

By Robin-Leigh Chetty 24 March 2015

Good news for software developers as Intel's Developer Zone is now fully available in South Africa, bringing with it a range of tools and solutions to get projects off the ground. FULL STORY >

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Production data – a potential goldmine for capital-intensive industries

By Staff Writer 24 March 2015

Smarter use of data collected from production and better collaboration between different parts of the enterprise offers asset-intensive South African companies a significant opportunity to reduce production... FULL STORY >

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Server technology in a Formula 1 race to the mainstream

By Staff Writer 24 March 2015

High-end server technologies such as virtualisation are cascading from the high-end market down to the mainstream, making them more affordable to smaller businesses. Lance Harris finds out more. FULL STORY >

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The dilemma of dividing the dosh

By Staff Writer 24 March 2015

Even though the ‘year of the mobile’ is quickly becoming the decade of the device, many business owners still have reservations about the efficacy of mobile marketing and are unsure about how much of their budgets to commit to mobile advertising. FULL STORY >

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Taking on the mobile management challenge

By Staff Writer 24 March 2015

The BYOD discussion may have dragged on for years, but the mobile management challenge hasn’t been overcome yet. If anything, managing the mobile environment needs a far greater focus this year. Tracy Burrows investigates. FULL STORY >

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Data archiving: transforming data into your most useful asset

By Staff Writer 24 March 2015

True to the analogy of the treasure trove in ‘Aladdin’s Cave’, many organisations are trying to control a wealth of potentially valuable data that is piling up in gigantic, unstructured heaps. FULL STORY >

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LG G Pad 8.0

By Robin-Leigh Chetty 23 March 2015

LG has impressed of late with its powerful flagship devices, but still needs a hero in the mid-range tablet market. Aiming to do just that is the G Pad 8.0, but does it succeed? FULL STORY >

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The Internet of Things – Why connectivity is key to success

By Staff Writer 23 March 2015

The Internet of Things (IoT) is widely touted as the next major technology trend, yet limited connectivity and interoperability have thus far hampered its growth and expansion. FULL STORY >

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Google brings Street Art online, including Jozi

By Staff Writer 23 March 2015

Do you like your street art? Want a global perspective? Well, if you haven’t used Google Maps to find your way around the country, you can now do so to explore amazing murals from around the world. FULL STORY >

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Digital Skills Academy launches international BSc programmes in Africa

By Staff Writer 23 March 2015

Digital Skills Academy, a leading international organisation delivering high-level cloud-based ICT Degrees and courses for students, post-graduate students, ICT professionals, marketeers and business, has opened in Africa. FULL STORY >

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