Voice biometrics: Making proof of life authentication easy, cost-effective in SA
Voice biometrics streamlines proof of life authentication for businesses and beneficiaries, while reducing costs and enhancing security, says Vanda Dickson, business development manager at Smartz Solutions.
Technology brings challenges, opportunities for local economy
Technology is able to transform business across multiple sectors, including education, agriculture and logistics, says Dr Azar Jammine, director and chief economist at Econometrix.
AI sovereignty and ethics: The narrative of 2024. What does 2025 look like?
In 2025, more companies will integrate ethical considerations into the earliest stages of AI development, rather than treating ethics as an afterthought, says Nazareen Ebrahim, founder and CEO of Naz Consulting International.
SMEs are particularly vulnerable to cyber attackers, who take advantage of their lack of preparedness, says Sudesh Pillay, executive head of iStore Business.
Real-time water quality monitoring: Essential for safe leisure, recreation, potable water consumption
As water quality can deteriorate quickly due to contamination from various sources, it's imperative to monitor and respond to changes in real-time, says Gregg Sanders, GM Digital Solutions at NEC XON.
Canon Workspace on track to support net zero goals
Sustainability is moving up the list of priorities for businesses in SA and across Africa, says Sebastian McNamee, Workspace business development manager at Canon South Africa.
Benefits of modern cloud data management solutions
A data warehouse stands as the bedrock of proficient data management, providing consolidated storage, seamless access and insights that can drive action, says Nkosinathi Xulu, head of data engineering at Keyrus.
Unlocking business efficiency with smart wireless solutions
One of the biggest challenges in wireless connectivity is ensuring reliable access in high-interference environments, says Teresa Huysamen, wireless business unit manager at Duxbury Networking.
When cloud adoption makes sense – and when it doesn’t
Forty percent of cloud initiatives fail to deliver the expected value, leading to buyer’s remorse, says Werner de Jager, head of the Cloud Services team at BBD.