Integrating AI into processes and systems is among the top pressures African CEOs grapple with, says KPMG.
As its digital strategy enters execution phase, Sun International appoints Leslie Peters as chief technology and product officer.
The global business services sector added 8 180 new international jobs from April to June, contributing R2.3 billion to SA’s export revenue.
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The significant unmet need for cash-flow flexibility among South African employees sees the Paymenow earned wage access platform take off.
Only 28% of business leaders know what sources of data their business uses to train or deploy its AI tools, according to BSI research.
The Institute of IT Professionals SA will no longer sponsor the annual Computer Olympiad due to financial constraints.
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Even as global companies cut workers because of the growing use of AI, Altron expects to create jobs as a result of this technology.
South African labour law accommodates technology-driven change while maintaining a strong emphasis on fairness, says Webber Wentzel.
The local technology player readies two new solutions, with a staff target of 80% women developers and technicians.
Zindi, an online network of professional data science talent, has registered 92 000 practitioners, as the demand for artificial intelligence skills in Africa skyrockets.
While job cuts because of AI in the tech sector could reach 400 000 this year, it is a small percentage of the worldwide workforce.