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Dr Jannie Zaaiman

CEO, South Africa Information and Communication Technology Association.

Dr Jannie Zaaiman is CEO of the South Africa Information and Communication Technology Association, a non-governmental, non-profit professional body dedicated to unifying ICT collaboration among businesses, organisations and other industry entities.

He is a visionary leader whose extensive experience in industry and higher education has made him a key advocate for the private higher education sector in South Africa. Throughout his career, Dr Zaaiman has been committed to driving the growth and development of PHEIs, ensuring they play a central role in the country's educational landscape. His leadership is marked by a strong focus on innovation, technology integration and the preparation of graduates for the challenges of the future workplace.

Dr Zaaiman highlights the importance of technology as both a disruptor and an enabler, stressing the need to integrate technological competency into teaching and learning practices. He believes graduates must be equipped not only with current skills, but also with the ability to navigate the unintended consequences of automation and digitisation.

As chief executive for education and academic collaboration at Belgium Campus ITversity, he has been instrumental in managing bursary funding, building the institution's brand and fostering relationships with key stakeholders. His prior experience at the University of Venda and Tshwane University of Technology further underscores his commitment to excellence in education. Dr Zaaiman's leadership continues to shape the future of higher education in South Africa, ensuring private institutions remain at the forefront of innovation and societal impact.

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CIO Zone5 hours ago

Industrial revolutions: You can’t have one without the other

Looking at each progressive step between industrial revolutions shows they build on each other, and technological progress is far from over.