Data security non-negotiable to thwart cybercrime
by GIFT NDOLWANE JOHANNESBURG - AN expert has encouraged businesses of all sizes to put in place modern data security systems to prevent attacks by cybercriminals. The call by exp ...
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Why cloud is key to unlocking rail industry growth
By NORMAN FRISCH Organisations from across a range of sectors are being disrupted by technology adoption, and the railways are no different. Harnessing the power of cloud computin ...
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Why ethics must be at the heart of AI
By ZOAIB HOOSEN Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are more than trendy or futuristic topics – they are real computing advances that are playing out in homes a ...
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Cloud and partnerships key to existence for finservs
by RON RAFFENSPERGER While financial services institutions have been able to collect huge volumes of data on customers and their behaviours, they need to turn to new technologies ...
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Young South Africans groomed for jobs in ICT sector
by MTHULISI SIBANDA JOHANNESBURG - SOME 22 previously disadvantaged South African students have begun careers in the country’s fast-growing information and communications technolo ...
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SA tech startups positioned for global impact
by GIFT NDOLWANE JOHANNESBURG – FOLLOWING the local conclusion of a globally- prominent boot camp, some South African start-up companies are set to see their initiatives catapult ...
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Africa’s first blockchain protocol re-imagines digital assets’ future
by SAVIOUS KWINIKA JOHANNESBURG – A CONSORTIUM co-founded by South African blockchain and cryptocurrency expert, Riccardo Spagni, has announced a new open source blockchain protoc ...
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The COO Dilemma: Making the visionary visible
by MEHMOOD KHAN THE term 'exponential organisation' was first introduced in a 2014 book by the Singularity University founding director Salim Ismail and co-authors Michael Malone ...
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SAP survey reveals governments can connect better to citizens
by MTHULISI SIBANDA JOHANNESBURG – CITIZENS across the globe expect the same level of service provision from public organisations and are only willing to adopt new technologies if ...
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SA SMEs face fines of up to R300m for poor customer data management processes
by TRACY BOLTON On 25 May this year, a new piece of legislation comes into effect in Europe that could have severe consequences for non-compliant South African businesses. The Ge ...
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