To enable the successful launch of Nissan’s new Navara bakkie, various enhancements needed to happen at the company’s Rosslyn production facility. We speak to the brand’s head of IT for Africa, Lunga Mpofane.
The adoption of open source software continues unabated.
Are printers staggering to an aged end, tottering to the ink-drenched finish line? Or are they still a business necessity?
Tired of fruitless turnaround strategies at the State IT Agency, interim CEO, Luvuyo Keyise, is working to address the agency’s challenges from the ground up.
Powered by cloud, AI and machine learning, digital transformation at Africa’s largest broadcaster, MultiChoice, is embedded in everything it does.
As we enter the Fourth Industrial Revolution, there’s a drastic need to rethink our approach to the skills and talent needed.
Enterprise storage isn’t boring; it’s an interesting area that’s in constant flux to keep up with digital and data demand.
Through virtual simulations of real-world scenarios, immersive learning makes it possible to teach someone in a safe and engaging environment.
Set to arrive in Cape Town in July, Google’s Equiano subsea cable will establish a new high-capacity connection between Europe and Africa.
Identity and access management are a core principle of ensuring a robust cybersecurity framework.
If everything the business needs is inside one preconfigured box, will this guarantee easy deployment and scalable capability, or is it just another box of tech?
Marrying the old and the new and finding the right skills to enable your IT plans is critical to modern business success.
Discovery Bank’s business model is all about using incentives to get people to make better financial decisions. Head of client insights, Akash Dowra, tells us more.