South Africa’s coronavirus alert app now counts a million downloads, as government tries to prevent a second wave of new infections.
Cyber actors are sending phishing e-mails to organisations involved in vaccine storage and transport to harvest account credentials, says IBM.
The company says the partnership is key to achieving its transformation goals, by helping healthcare workers with real-time analysis of data.
The company, which provides hospital and life cover directly to a user’s mobile phone, has already paid out in excess of R15 million in claims.
SAPS channels funds towards disputed gunshot tech
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Converge Solutions' offerings are focused on the healthcare industry and address specific and relevant business requirements.
Technology is getting us through the pandemic, and technology can also drive our continent’s recovery in the post-pandemic era, writes Chen Lei, President of Huawei Southern Africa.
The solution intelligently automates the insurance underwriting process by securely integrating health data and medical records to assess the risk of onboarding individual customers.
Due to the demand for telehealth services, Vidyo has seen 1 349% user growth in mobile usage and 936% user growth in desktop usage for its services
The Vodacom Foundation unveils the Bright Sky app in SA, in an effort to help fight the scourge of gender-based violence in the country.
Experts on Demand can help with the sourcing of candidates and screening of applicants for positions at educational institutions across SA, says Theresa Ackerman, manager of operational excellence at T-Systems South Africa.
Africa’s first university tech fund secures R230 million in funding to help commercialise South African universities’ tech projects.