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The silent threat in the workplace: Is your business safe from electrical hazards?
Electrical hazards can cause shocks, leading to injuries like burns, damage to internal organs and muscle spasms, says Dr Andrew Dickson, engineering executive at CBI-electric: low voltage.
CBI-electric: low voltage
4:50
RFID16 May

RFID: A technology dating back to World War II

Each tag has a unique ID and an electronic product code that is typically programmed according to the requirements, says Stef du Plessis, a director at Osiris.

2:40
Mac16 May

Test drive Mac for business risk-free with Digicape

Digicape's 'Buy and Try' offer creates the opportunity for companies to integrate Mac into their businesses and test the range of features it offers.

1:20
Bidvest Mobility15 May

Bidvest Mobility partners with Vuzix to elevate mobility solutions for extended supply chain

Bidvest Mobility will showcase its supply chain management solutions, while Vuzix will feature its AR smart glasses at the 2024 SAPICS Conference and Exhibition.

3:30
Backup tracking devices15 May

Safeguarding your assets: The critical role of backup tracking devices in fleet management

Criminals are becoming increasingly creative in circumventing anti-theft technology, requiring businesses to leverage advanced backup tracking solutions.

4:50
Department of Trade14 May

Master plan aims to elevate SA’s medtech sector

The government-driven master plan seeks to position South Africa to take advantage of the booming medical technology sector.

Simnikiwe Mzekandaba
2:10
Duxbury Networking14 May

Duxbury strengthens commitment to AV-over-IP market with dedicated NETGEAR switches

The NETGEAR range of Pro AV switches provides professional AV users with high quality, low latency video and audio distribution over an IP network, says Duxbury Networking.

4:40
Konica Minolta South Africa10 May

The green blueprint

Innovation and circular economy principles are pillars of sustainability for SA’s print industry, says Mohammed Vachiat, head of sales and innovation at Konica Minolta South Africa.

3:20
City of Cape Town7 May

Cape Town’s crime fight takes to the skies

The city deploys aerial surveillance technology in the form of a Cessna 337 aircraft, dubbed the ‘eye-in-the-sky’.

Simnikiwe Mzekandaba
4:30
Omdia6 May

Industry stabilisation sees smartphone shipments rebound

Global smartphone shipments increased by 11.6% in the first quarter, with tablet shipments also showing signs of recovery.

Staff Writer
3:10
Brotech6 May

Brotech presents digital finishing equipment

Brotech offers digital finishing and converting options, from UV coating, cold foil and lamination to hot stamping, screen printing, RFID, turret rewinds and in-mould labelling.

5:00
LabelStream LS20006 May

Canon demonstrates commitment to become a major player in digitally printed labels and packaging

Canon will show the new LabelStream LS2000 digital label press at drupa, the first public preview outside Japan.

4:30
Apple3 May

SA analysts blame pricey iPhones for Apple’s revenue fall

While Apple iPhones remain desirable for many South Africans, their steep prices are a deterrent, say analysts.

Admire Moyo
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