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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Remote working risk, cyberattacks rattle South Africa’s IT decision makers
Dell Technologies study that 72% of IT decision makers aren’t certain they can recover business-critical data from cyberattacks or data loss.
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APEX Custom Solutions launched as SA businesses pin hopes on tech
Lack of budget and resources mean businesses are looking for a more agile and simple way to continue their technology investments says Dell Technologies.
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Dell tech used to help save declining African elephant
AI, data analytics, software and mobile satellite infrastructure deployed to bolster conservation efforts.
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COVID-19 boosted SA’s digital transformation
The majority of South African organisations surveyed by Dell recognise that as a result of disruption, they need a more agile and scalable IT infrastructure.
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Dell announces Project APEX to simplify cloud , IT services management
Company details Cloud Console, a new online platform to deliver ‘Everything-as-a-Service’ model.
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South Africa’s medium businesses rate highly in digitalisation
Survey finds talent retention led the concerns around managing IT, followed by information security risks and cost of in-house IT skills.
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No digital empowerment without social inclusion - Dell
Skills development remains one of the most significant challenges to ICT.
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SA ahead of global digital transformation curve
The country ranks ninth out of 41 countries in digital transformation maturity level, with a maturity score of 50, according to a Dell Digital Transformation Index.
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Dell EMC names African partner award winners
At its inaugural African partner awards ceremony, Dell EMC rewarded excellence among its channel partners across the continent.