It’s time to get to the very fibre of real digital inclusion

Once a company identifies the necessary but unfilled talents, it may fill any present and future skill shortages says Zuko Mdwaba, Area Vice President, Salesforce South Africa.

Nigerian mobile payments and financial services company Paga is competing for greater market share and company’s CEO explains why.

There’s a massive opportunity for manufacturers to go direct to market and improve their bottom lines says Greg Gatherer, Account Manager, Liferay Africa.

While the MNOs have to constantly invest in upgrading networks to meet user expectations, the return on investment is not in proportion to the investment writes Ramin Attari, Regional VP Sales, Middle East and Africa, Parallel Wireless.

Accelerated demand for cloud skills is a direct result of the pandemic says Prudence M. Mathebula, Founder and Managing Director of Dynamic DNA.

Nigeria Data Protection Regulation means that ignorance can no longer be used as an excuse for not protecting data says Bar Hori, Regional Sales Executive at Commvault for Africa.

As it stands, WhatsApp Business is a strong self-service channel says Dori-Jo Bonner, Strategist at Striata Africa.

A good example of an MNO-driven messaging solution is Rich Communication Services (RCS ) says Sizo Nkosi, Partnerships Manager for MNOs at Infobip.

Customer-centric digital transformation projects can increase digital maturity and deliver more value.

Leon Hendricks, CEO of DLK Group delves into why agile could be the solution for lagging EA projects.

DevOps, ever elegant and resourceful, has become indispensable to consistent software development frameworks and methodology Mandla Mbonambi, CEO of Africonology.

Three ways digital innovation will enable businesses to keep up with fast-changing customer demands says Artur Nowakowski, CTO of ContactCenter4ALL.