While ITWeb received a deluge of angry letters from cricket fans unable to buy tickets for the World Cup, Dimension Data says 135 000 tickets sold in two days is not a failure.
Misunderstanding over the contracts for the payment gateway used in the ticketing process for the 2003 Cricket World Cup is adding to the furore surrounding the international sporting event.
World Cup ticketing system running smoothly, says DiData
An overloaded ticketing system left World Cup cricket fans seething yesterday, but system developer Dimension Data says transactions are flowing smoothly today across all channels.
Black empowerment consortium Sifikile Investments has taken a 30% equity stake in Siemens Business Services (SBS), and another SBS contract worth more than R1 billion can be expected in the next eight weeks.
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JSE-listed secure payments company Prism says its latest profit warning is due in part to it re-aligning its accounts to reflect accurate valuations of its operations.
Despite previously denying it would ever sell, MGX is to shed CCH stalwart company Software Futures to Paracon in a deal which will almost certainly be settled in cash.
Xerox SA says it is not affected by the international company`s accounting woes as it operates as a joint venture with JSE-listed Bytes Technology, and uses South African accounting practices.