The data conundrum facing South African businesses
Dell Technologies, partners release details of the Data Paradox Study including that 58% of South African businesses believe they are data-driven, but only 11% are prioritising data’s use across the organisation.
Christopher Tredger
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Infobip implements AI-powered Chatbot on WhatsApp for Zenith Bank
The solution, named ZiVA (Zenith Intelligent Virtual Assistant), enables the bank’s customers to perform financial transactions and enjoy real-time customer service from their mobile phones on a 24-hour basis.
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The future of work
With new technology such as AI support and smart cameras, the workplace of the future can be anywhere says Marilyn Moodley, Country Leader for South Africa and West, East, Central Africa at SoftwareONE.
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Seacom bumps up IP network to 100Gbps
The upgrade comes as more submarine cables are expected to land on the African continent to boost connectivity.
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Cybercriminals are holding nothing back in attacks on Africa
Ransomware remains the standout threat in the first half of the year, with Africa accounting for 1.7% of these attacks, with 1.05% being targeted at South Africa.
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Why South Africa must prioritise connectivity, cloud for public sector
Connectivity and cloud will lay the foundation for government digital transformation, according to Huawei.
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SEW-EURODRIVE expects solid return on R200m investment in SA
Company engages country’s Dep of Trade and Industry ahead of German Africa Investment Conference.
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VMware introduces Cross-Cloud services
Cross-Cloud services aim to help customers navigate the multi-cloud era.
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It’s all systems go as Microsoft rolls out Windows 11
The company will use a measured and phased process in offering Windows 11, as it has done with Windows 10 feature updates.
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Five simple ways SMMEs can be competitive in e-commerce
Thembani Biyam, CEO at Orderin, offers guidance on the key steps businesses in this market segment should take to achieve this.
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IHS Towers kicks off IPO
The initial public offering price is currently estimated to be between $21 and $24 per share, says the company in its filing.
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Struggle to fill thousands of ICT vacancies persists in SA
While the local ICT sector has adapted to the changes caused by the pandemic, the industry continues to struggle to fill tens of thousands of ICT vacancies.