Expect a rapid rise in mobile money transactions – GSMA
Organisation believes governments in Africa will seek to reduce cash transactions, reduce face-to-face transactions, among other measures taken.
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COVID-19 forces Africa into tech introspection
Amid the frenzy of fear and lockdown, Africa’s ICT and telecommunications markets have a chance to leapfrog, one analyst suggests.
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AYO won’t be distracted by market talk
Company determined to tell what it believes is a good story as it launches R200-m fund to support African start-ups.
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‘AI will destroy jobs’
Artificial Intelligence will replace people and experiences we don’t care about, said analytics strategist Donald Farmer.
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Data governance 3.0: Running business according to data
Data governance has evolved and is no longer the sole responsibility of data stewards.
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SA’s HOSTAFRICA expands with two more acquisitions
Cloud technology is the future that South African businesses need if they wish to stay relevant and competitive says MD.
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Big bang approach to data cloud migration ‘doesn’t work’
Standard Bank’s Deepesh Thomas outlines lessons learnt at 2020 ITWeb Business Intelligence Summit.
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Digitalisation alone cannot mitigate risk in business
DuPont Sustainable Solutions reflects on mining sector and the need to focus on the human factor.
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Bidvest's ALICE designed to give IT auditors the edge
Company explains the role AI and cognitive systems has played in its digital journey.
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Thriving app economy fuelling EMEA digital transformation boom
F5 Networks details the findings of its 2020 State of Application Services report.
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Africa still too trusting of email communication
KnowBe4 says most users are not aware of how cyber criminals operate and the tools that they use.
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More governments leaning on ICT to sustain strategies
Driven by increasing need for accurate, real-time data analytics and cyber security, say experts.
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2020, the year of intra-African remittances says WorldRemit
Migrant workers within Africa send remittances in excess of US$14-billion dollars each year.
