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Patient expectations in 2030: Why healthcare technology decisions made today, matter

By 2030, patients will expect co-ordinated care supported by shared records, seamless referrals and minimal duplication, within appropriate regulatory boundaries.

Healthbridge

6:30

SAP Africa

24 Feb

New approaches to trust, ethics, compliance needed for AI agents

Getting AI governance right at this stage is essential, as it will ensure safety and compliance, sustain public trust and encourage responsible innovation.

Financial month-end, re-imagined: What Sage Intacct 2026 R1 changes for finance teams

By introducing AI to help manage the process, Sage Intacct Copilot helps to reduce risk and proactively address discrepancies or issues at an early stage, says Mohammed Mosam, head of product growth at Brilliant Link.

Netstar partners with Sunshine Tour to drive South African golf excellence through data intelligence

The vehicle tracking and telematics company partners to explore performance analytics for professional golf.

Your AI conversations are probably not privileged

AI and privilege are not incompatible, but the conversational interface of consumer AI tools creates a dangerous illusion of privacy.

Webber Wentzel

2:30

Acumatica Summit Africa 2026

24 Feb

Acumatica Summit Africa 2026 to double in size as SA looks to more intelligent ERP

Acumatica leadership will showcase the ERP trends, AI innovations and the Acumatica roadmap that was outlined at the global Acumatica Summit 2026.

Become a Surface Reseller with Core

Core is inviting IT resellers to grow their businesses by joining the Microsoft Surface Reseller Program.

The Core Computer Business

3:20

Adobe Acrobat Studio

23 Feb

Adobe Acrobat Studio delivers double-digit time savings and up to 400% ROI

Adobe Acrobat Studio unifies document creation, collaboration and AI in one platform.

Tech gives traffickers a devastating new weapon

AI and digital platforms are supercharging the exploitation of vulnerable women and children – but authorities are now turning the same tools against the criminals.

Nicola Mawson