When it comes to digital interactions with clients, Zero Trust poses a challenge for CIOs in striking the right balance between security and a satisfying customer experience.
Despite great (human) minds presenting many clever hypotheses through the years, artificial general intelligence is still a considerable distance away from being fully realised.
Optimisation-as-a-service ensures companies embrace a culture of continuous optimisation across their technology estates, people and processes.
Companies need to add experimental business intelligence to their curated and federated BI planning, as it’s a high-risk, high-reward arena in the data and analytics space.
Data scientists should have experience in working with volumes of disparate data and an understanding of what a business truly needs from its data.
Zero Trust is a key principle in the increasingly boundary-less business world, as opening up the corporate network and IT estate has profound security implications.
Companies are reframing, rethinking and reimagining their activities and determining how to intelligently improve them, but there is a vital foundational first step.
Cyber security is a constant growing concern for CIOs and CISOs, but the cavalry could be in sight, in the form of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Creating a pipeline of future leaders should be a priority, but the challenges faced by companies recruiting a diverse entry-level talent pool are quite stark in SA.
CIOs need to understand why continuous testing, as part of DevOps, is set to play an important role in delivering better apps, faster.
Digital transformation threats erode the security perimeter into a virtual and dynamic concept, rather than fixed infrastructure at specific locations.
Importantly, a weapon – or, more accurately, a collection of weapons – is gaining ground over traditional network security concepts.
In the metaverse, digital asset transfers will take place on the blockchain through avatars (digital identities) and oracles (value intermediaries), birthing a new economic model.