Enterprise WLAN market shrinked in third quarter 2023
The consumer segment of the WLAN market declined 13.7% year on year in the third quarter. WiFi 6 generated 57.9% of market revenue, whereas WiFi 5 generated 32.4%. WiFi 6E adoption in the consumer market is still nascent, accounting for only 6.2% of revenues.
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IDC: ‘Africa needs to get serious about identity management’
A new report by IDC finds that more work is needed by organisations across the continent on identity and access management to secure their cyber estates.
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South Africa’s digitisation faces emerging tech conundrum
Companies face a balancing act between reducing the digital acceleration gap and keeping up with emerging technologies, says IDC.
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Kenyans put a hold on buying smartphones as inflation bites
Consumer spending on smartphones declined as prices for basic commodities increased, constraining budgets for technology products.
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Huawei smartphone sales surge in MEA - IDC
Chinese telecoms player is now the number two player in the region behind Samsung.
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Struggling Egypt looks to African neighbours for ICT growth
Egypt’s government and the IDC launch the ‘Africa Together’ initiative.
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'African govt CIOs increasingly eyeing enterprise mobility'
Third platform technology adoption becoming key priorities for tech leaders, says the IDC.
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Why SA is leading Africa in fighting software piracy
Country has better measures in place when compared to its continental peers.
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‘Africa, Mideast online advertising market to grow 27% annually’
Higher numbers of internet users and growing incomes are key factors, says the IDC.
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Sage wins three African software piracy court cases
Illegal reproduction, usage of the firm’s brand in the Maghreb and Francophone regions.
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Consumerisation forces UX rethink among enterprise software makers
Both Sage and SAP have unveiled better user interfaces over the last two years.
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ICT contribution to Kenya’s GDP hit 12.1% in 2013
Technology plays growing role in East African nation’s economy, says the IDC.