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Partnering key for future development in Africa

Sep 18, 2020

For Africa to not just survive the current pandemic, but to thrive, investment into digital infrastructure is inevitable. By Ryno Rijnsburger, chief technology officer of Microsoft 4Afrika Much-needed digital infrastructure and the resulting digital transformation...

What does a cloud-connected Africa look like?

Sep 18, 2020

With a region as large and as vast as Africa, it is difficult to imagine a fully connected continent where every individual across all demographics, and every business across all sectors can harness the power of cloud computing. By Marius Burger, CIO of Seacom Yet as...

Conversational commerce shapes the future of business

Sep 18, 2020

While conversational commerce is not a new concept, the phenomenon is gaining momentum, driving innovation and customer experience in an ever-changing e-commerce landscape. By James Bayhack, sub-Saharan Africa director at CM.com The way today’s consumers choose to...

Protect your IP through the pandemic

Sep 18, 2020

As Daniel Kahneman observed in his book Thinking, Fast and Slow, there are two principal modes of human thinking, writes Kay Rickelman, foreign counsel at Spoor & Fisher. In a crisis, like our current one, our instinct is to think fast, simplify and leap to...

Break down the barriers to help more women succeed in IT

Sep 18, 2020

The South African IT sector is still a male dominated arena, but it promises great opportunities for women entering the field. This is according to panellists on a webinar hosted by the Institute of Information Technology Professionals South Africa (IITPSA) Western...

Good governance the first step to AI readiness

Sep 14, 2020

The events of 2020 have opened the world’s eyes to digital transformation as never before. Despite many people not being aware of the term, remote learning, working and socialising has seen people embrace more technology than ever.  By Lillian Barnard, MD of Microsoft...

Has the economy been irrevocably damaged?

Sep 14, 2020

On 8 September, Stats SA announced that SA’s GDP had contracted 51% between April and June (using annualised quarter on quarter numbers – in other words, this is a 17% decrease for the quarter) as a result of the lockdown imposed in response to Covid-19. By Andrew...

Why security is still the highest priority

Sep 14, 2020

It doesn’t matter if you’re back in the office, you’ve still got holes in your security, writes Henk Olivier, MD of Ozone Information Technology Distribution. This year has introduced a bunch of new words for the organisation – ‘new normal’, remote working, global...

Formula One in Focus: Get in and go….

Sep 10, 2020

Exceptional racing drivers never fail to make an early impression. From the moment they first take the wheel – in any category – their unique talents are evident. By Graham Duxbury For example, when Ayrton da Silva first came to the UK from his native Brazil to race...

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