Thanks to tighter, more organic integration between the two, every page on the Dataweek site now has a direct connection to related products and services on the EBG site.
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When it is financially unfeasible (but not technically unfeasible, mind you) for innovators like this to make their products in SA, maybe we’ve already lost to China and the likes.
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In the end it seems the president was displeased with Carrim’s performance since he not only replaced him, but declined to find a new place for him amongst the new cabinet.
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Some exhibitors channelled the mystical allure of sweets to attract unsuspecting passers-by. Some used coffee. Dataweek even shamelessly went so far as to have a soft serve machine on its stand.
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Dataweek is offering readers the chance to win an MPLAB Starter Kit for PIC32MX1XX/2XX (DM320013) from Microchip. The kit is a complete hardware and software tool suite for exploring applications based ...
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We spoke to several key role players about the advantages and disadvantages of using open source versus proprietary operating systems.
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Dataweek and Microchip are teaming up again to offer readers the chance to win a PICDEM Lab Development Kit, which is designed to provide a comprehensive development and learning platform for Microchip’s ...
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Embattled Dina Pule is the Minister of Communications no longer. In his cabinet reshuffle speech on the 9th of July, President Jacob Zuma announced that she will be replaced by Yunus Carrim, the former ...
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Pule has instructed the leaders of State-Owned Companies that report to her, to start meeting with her at least once a month to update her on their progress.
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The predominant issue for local designers and manufacturers of electronic products is competing against the influx of low-cost products from the East. How do they make a living in South Africa and is ...
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Pule stated that in the order of R8 billion will be needed over the next three years in order to successfully roll out DTT and meet the 17 June, 2015 deadline set by the International Telecommunications Union.
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The academy was launched in South Africa in 2011 as part of the company’s broader goal to develop 10 000 service technicians and electronic engineers across the continent by 2015.
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