The importance of disability inclusive workspaces
iStore's Christopher Dodd says disability inclusion is not a once-off project, it’s a commitment that must be embedded into culture, systems and leadership.
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How to automate without losing the human
According to Telviva's David Meintjes, automation is a continuous process of iteration, maintenance, and management.
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Quantum computing and its impact on data security
By embracing quantum-resistant strategies today, businesses can turn a potential crisis into a competitive advantage, says Amritesh Anand from In2IT Technologies.
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Safety is not a feature, it is the foundation of mobility
According to Lerato Motsoeneng of Bolt South Africa, safety is a long-term goal rather than a one-time fix.
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AI offers local manufacturers answer to operational challenges
Manufacturers are concerned about their data security and data sovereignty when it comes to training AI models, writes President Ntuli of HPE South Africa.
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The war on financial fraud
South Africa’s compliance frameworks must evolve as fast as fraud tactics do, says Sameer Kumandan of SearchWorks360
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Bridging South Africa’s digital divide means extending to the thousands on the frontline
Despite tremendous advances in technology, frontline workers are frequently kept out of digital transformation conversations, says Merel van der Lei.
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Internet access: A basic need, not a luxury
The World Bank reports that just a 10% increase in broadband access can lift a developing country's GDP by up to1.4%.
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Africa’s pragmatic approach to AI and how data centres are enabling it
The current AI momentum is not driven by breakthroughs like ChatGPT but rather a more fundamental need; building a resilient digital infrastructure, writes Ben Selier.
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Why digital signatures are now a business necessity in SA
Digital signatures streamline document workflows, improve security and enhance compliance, says Greg Griffith, product marketing team lead at Kyocera Document Solutions SA.
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Is generative AI all it’s cracked up to be? Not yet and not without humans
It’s a thin line to walk but if we want both humanity and generative AI to succeed, we need to embrace technology while always putting people first, writes Warren Hawkins, MD, Euphoria Telecom
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Leading South Africa into the Age of AI: what executives must do now
Leaders must redesign their organisations to support experimentation, decentralised problem-solving, and rapid feedback loops, says Accenture's Junaid Kleinschmidt.