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Robots already replacing workers

Jan 10, 2020

There is a technology that is disrupting the workplace, called robotic process automation (RPA). Using software ‘robots’ to mimic repetitive human interactions with computers, this technology can do these tasks much faster, without any rest and no errors that human...

Why is SA so vulnerable to cyber-crime?

Jan 10, 2020

In a society that is increasingly becoming technologically savvy and employing technological means to achieve a vast array of business as well as social needs. Now more than ever, cyber-security is an utmost necessity. Malware attacks in South Africa increased by 22%...

Get your customers talking about security

Jan 10, 2020

No matter what a business specialises in and how long it has existed, it must deal with the reality of rampant cybercrime. For SMEs, this is especially challenging as they face the same threats without the dedicated security teams and enterprise-sized budgets larger...

A story of innovation and tenacity

Jan 8, 2020

One of the more exciting young companies on the block is SauceCode, which is already shaking up the workplace market with its Tistro remote monitoring solution, and will soon start making waves with its forward-thinking developments in robotic process automation and...

Business demands more responsive networking solutions

Dec 14, 2019

New technologies are set to fundamentally change the way networks are designed and used, and IT has to align more closely to business needs. These are among the findings of a Cisco survey asking more than 2 000 IT leaders and network strategists how they plan to...

Separating fact from fiction on a CV

Dec 14, 2019

Can you treat all the information declared on a CV as fact? The answer is a solid no, because embellished CVs are a dime a dozen and all it takes is a quick online search to prove just how prevalent this trend is among job applicants, says Rudi Kruger, GM at...

Empowering a new workforce

Dec 14, 2019

Sometimes, office work feels like having to walk on swampy ground: in the morning, the employee arrives at the office in high spirits, immediately finding that even just booting up their desktop PC (much older than the consumer notebook at home) seems to take forever....

Understand the psychology behind retirement

Dec 14, 2019

For many people, the thought of retirement is no less stressful than the thought of retrenchment, and financial planners need to be fully cognisant of this when advising clients on their future financial situation. This important factor was recognised recently when...

4IR a great match for medium businesses

Dec 14, 2019

Medium businesses can gain the most from the 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR). But many aren’t aware of this. ERP and other large business systems were once exclusively expensive and elaborate. They required many hours and intense computer systems to establish then...

Inclusivity and the workforce of the future

Dec 14, 2019

As one of the world’s leading software companies, VMware believes it has a responsibility to drive diversity and inclusion through the industry. By Kathy Gibson Jean-Pierre Brulard, senior vice-president and GM: EMEA at VMware is passionate about the subject and has...

Projection technology drives retail innovation

Dec 14, 2019

Display designs, such as those found in retail stores, are no longer confined to static visuals on pull-up banners, 2D print and posters. By Timothy Wilson, visual imaging business account manager at Epson South Africa The increasingly popular use of projection...

No, blockchain isn’t going to disrupt your industry

Dec 6, 2019

Blockchains. They’re all the rage. They’re touted as the magic bullet for everything from money to medicine to political regime change. And the fervour of blockchain believers has been matched only by the furious scepticism and dismissal of its naysayers, writes Cayle...

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