Articles about Sello Mmakau

Telkom FutureMakers recognises SA innovators

Tech start-ups Droppa, Delivery Ka Speed and Welo Health are among winners of Telkom Transformation and Innovation Awards.

Telkom appoints Sello Mmakau as chief digital officer

The 2012 Visionary Chief Information Officer of the Year Award-winner heads to Telkom to drive the firm’s digital strategy.

Local CIOs take wait and see stance on ChatGPT

The majority of surveyed CIOs have not yet adopted generative artificial intelligence tools, such as ChatGPT, finds the ITWeb Brainstorm CIO Survey 2023.

Govt CIOs divulge top investment priorities for 2019

Government CIOs will increase investment in cyber security and data analytics in 2019, ousting cloud services from the top spot, says Gartner.

What makes an extraordinary CIO?

It takes a successful CIO to know one. Financial Sector Conduct Authority CIO Sello Mmakau lists the qualities that make these executives stand out.

Post office CIO heads to ACSA

Mthoko Mncwabe replaces ex-home affairs CIO Sello Mmakau, who left to join the Financial Services Board.

Sello Mmakau: Turning ACSA into a digital business

Group CIO for Airports Company South Africa believes a business cannot operate without having intelligent information to predict the future.

ACSA to smarten boarding process

Airports Company SA plans to introduce e-gates across the country's airports.

CIOs pushed to transform but not trusted as innovators

Almost half of SA's top chief information officers are not expected to drive innovation for the business, Brainstorm's CIO Survey finds.

The great CIO shuffle

A recent spike in CIO resignations, suspensions and new placements has caused people to wonder whether something is afoot in the industry.

ACSA eyes improved IT strategy

The company appoints Sello Mmakau to its newly created position of CIO as it looks to tech to help drive organisational goals.

SA's borders to go biometric

Fingerprint and facial recognition technology are among the revamps planned for SA's points of entry, says home affairs.