Past issues

2005

• NewsBits Vol4 No11 November/December 2005
  • Significant achievements at Africa's first Science Park
  • Innovative risk management and security solutions company joins the Hub
  • NetCB boosts business collaboration through innovative technology
  • MTN partners with The Innovation Hub's CoachLab™
  • Hub tenant provides engineering solutions for Africa
  • Agileworks awarded contracts for enhancing scientific data dissemination
  • CM Solutions partners with the Hub to support innovators and entrepreneurs
  • CoachLab™ helps postgraduates hone their business skills
  • Globelics 2005 Africa conference delegates visit the Hub
  • Telezer0 joins the Hub's maxum Business Incubator
  • Password management system reduces Call Centre load at Kumba Resources
  • maxum team 'out and about' to spread the word on incubation
  • The SMARTtalk Column - Practical Wi-Fi Security
  
  
  
• NewsBits Vol4 No10 October 2005
  • Hub succeeds in bid to bring 2008 IASP World Conference to Gauteng
  • Innovation in South Africa - are we doing enough?
  • Complete solution access control systems company find a home at the Hub
  • e-Education package aims to improve administration and decision-making at schools
  • Personalising manufacturing for South African solutions
  • Hub tenants partner to produce D-I-Y toolkit for patent applications
  • Government takes note of local IT innovation
  • Hub tenant company, SMB Solutions collaborates with SAP® Africa
  • maxum tenant uses international experience to build local capacity
  • Annah Manaiwa joins The Innovation Hub
  • The SMARTtalk Column - Maximising the return on IT investment: The Lease vs Buy Debate
  
  
  
• NewsBits Vol4 No9 September 2005
  • Providing integrated business solutions for small to mid-sized businesses
  • ICPay places financial control in the palm of your hand
  • Is government meeting the needs of technology-driven, innovative SMEs?
  • Modfin partners with the Hub to support innovators and entrepreneurs
  • Tshwane Metro adopts locally developed novel electricity vending system
  • Virtual reality set to play a key role in the training of Zimbabwe's beekeepers
  • Martin Manmohan joins maxum Business Incubator
  • DBIT makes IT affordable for SMMEs
  • SABTIA draws the crowds, proving incubation is alive
  • SmartCity workshop looks at technology and innovation to serve the community
  • maxum’s first Happy Hour set to become tradition
  • The Innovation Hub Hosts Software Freedom Day 2005
  • Hub's INNOV8 Community Leads the Way at "Innovation & Sustainability Awards
  
  
  
• NewsBits Vol4 No8 August 2005
  • The FBS Group - adding real value to the franchising industry
  • Hub scoops a 2005 Steel Award
  • Tactile Technologies reaches out to 'touch' the future
  • FrontierLab developers are given the green light by stakeholder community
  • Producing personalised nutritional solutions for integrated health
  • Cisco and The Innovation Hub: creating solutions for Africa
  • Power intelligence - the DNA of success
  • First time offer for local technology companies wanting to expand internationally
  • Entrepreneurs from Oslo on internships at the Hub
  
  
  
• NewsBits Vol4 No7 July 2005
  • Hub selected as local partner for international programme
  • Triumph Venture Capital partners with the Hub to support innovators and entrepreneurs
  • Knowledge Centre lends a hand towards the stimulation of a knowledge economy
  • Innovative facilities management boosts business excellence
  • Entrepreneurs from Oslo on internships at the Hub
  • TCI-Thoreb becomes part of Gautrain consortium
  • Speer goes the extra mile to build a spirit of cooperation
  • Shanghai Caohejing High-Tech Park visitors welcomed at the Hub
  
  
  
• NewsBits Vol4 No6 June 2005
  • Intoweb - successfully applying local solutions to a global market
  • Future worlds of technology under the spotlight at the Hub
  • Optimising logistics through customised solutions
  • TMI Consultancy joins maxum Business Incubator
  • French delegation looking at local investment opportunities visits the Hub
  • Graduates trained to deliver innovative services
  
  
  
• NewsBits Vol4 No5 May 2005
  • Will your company still exist in 3 years?
  • Techsolutions joins maxum Business Incubator
  • Turning Tshwane into a smart city
  • Skills development in a changing South African climate
  • Creative partnerships and innovative solutions at The Innovation Hub
  • Taking conferencing into the information age
  • Futurex participation generates interest in Hub activities
  • The Innovation Hub takes 20 'girl children' to work
  • Adams & Adams partnership supports innovators and entrepreneurs
  
  
  
• NewsBits Vol4 No4 April 2005
  • The Innovation Hub officially opened its doors
  • Enhancing South Africa's innovative business culture
  • Building science networks across industry boundaries
  • Speer joins the Hub family
  • Benefitting from sharing knowledge at maxum
  • Exciting times ahead for Europa@Hub
  • Groundbreaking achievements in Hub infrastructure
  • Value on offer as Hub partners for Futurex 2005
  • Hub welcomes new recruit
  • Hub's event programme adding value and building networks
  
  
  
• NewsBits Vol4 No3 March 2005
  • Unique 'package deal' places Agile Works ahead of the rest
  • The Innovation Hub gets leading-edge billing solution
  • Customised learning solutions for SA companies
  • Celebrating the occupation of new premises
  
  
  
• NewsBits Vol4 No2 February 2005
  • New bandwidth management device launched
  • Sappi takes occupation of new Technology Centre
  • Innovation thrives at USN's new headquarters
  • Tapping into global e-commerce markets with GiftWrap
  • Internal experts share knowledge about doing business in the US
  
  
  
• NewsBits Vol4 No1 January 2005
  • The Innovation Hub is open for business at its new site
  • Infrastructure development delivers a smart site
  • The Naledi3d Factory participates in a UNESCO-funded Pan-African water project
  • The Innovation Hub environment spurs new rotary bottle filler innovation
  • VR company at the Hub breaks new ground in the development of industrial skills

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