Features
[Column] Gary Bannatyne: The time for young women to Level Up in tech is here
Although women have come a long way in the workplace in terms of the roles they are now filling, they still make up an incredibly small percentage of the ICT sector.
[Column] Harish Chib: Seven best practices for securing the public cloud
The rapid growth of cloud usage has resulted in a fractured distribution of data, with workloads spread across disparate instances and, for some organizations, platforms.
[Column] Kree Govender: Why Cloud hasn't had a big impact on Business Intelligence
Although the notion of network-based computing stems right back to the 1960s, the modern term “cloud computing” arose in the 2000s, yet, almost two decades later, South Africa still lags in its adoption.
[Column] Henrique Vale: Connected communities
The 5G networks that stand at the edge of deployment demand artificial intelligence. They fuel and empower it.
[Column] Trent Odgers: Maximizing data availability using a multi-cloud approach
The ways businesses leverage cloud to manage and maximize the value of their data continues to evolve.
[Column] Ashlin Perumall: How will we regulate blockchain and cryptocurrency in Africa?
While fintech and mobile solutions for money transfers have taken off in Africa, there has been a mixed reaction thus far from governments to the use and regulation of blockchain and cryptocurrency.
[Startup Interview] Lwazi Nongauza, Executive Director, BTN Mobile, South Africa
BTN Mobile is a South African digital telecommunications network that seeks to revolutionize the telecommunications landscape in the country.
[African Blogger interview] Kenn Omollo, Founder, Joon, Kenya
Kenn Omollo is the founder of joon.co.ke one of the top ranked blogs in Kenya that has since 2018 attracted thousands of readers due to its unique content and customer-centric services.
[Column] Greg Whitaker: Embracing VPNs in the wake of government-imposed internet restrictions in Africa
African businesses can find themselves stymied by restrictions and exposed to risk because they have misconceptions about what a VPN can do.
[Column] Elizabeth Adeshina: Technology remains Africa’s saving grace
If Africa is to truly move forward, all sectors of the continent including Health, Education, Infrastructure, Security, logistics, Finance, Media and others must embrace technology.
[Column] Chetan Goshalia: Clear visibility into supply chain complexity
The Internet of Things is refining the capabilities of the supply chain to reduce theft, increase visibility and transform legacy complexity.
[Column] Deon Geyser: If an electron can be in two places at once, why not you?
While it’s unlikely to become a physical reality any time soon, technology has indeed found a way to make it possible for us to be in two places at once virtually.
[Column] Jon Tullett: The evolution of the IT operation
The days where the IT operation was a separate fiefdom with autonomy are gone. In most organisations, there are now components that are relatively closely aligned with the business.
[Column] Andrew Cruise: Two years until Infrastructure as a Service boom hits South Africa
Routed, a leading vendor neutral provider of cloud infrastructure, says that the predicted growth of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is in line with the increasing growth forecasts for cloud computing.
[Column] Nikki Summers: The fourth industrial revolution could spark a wave of small business innovation in East Africa
As a business owner, you may have seen technology and business publications use the term 'Fourth Industrial Revolution' and 'Industry 4.0' lately.
[Column] Llewellyn le Hané: Public and private partnerships key to Namibian ICT space development
In the spirit of good corporate citizenship, organisations both in the public and private sectors in Namibia have an active role to play when it comes to developing skills.
[Column] Tamer Farouk: Using tech to put CFOs in the driver’s seat of their organizations
New innovations in financial IT solutions are opening several opportunities for finance decision-makers in Africa. But realizing the full value of these innovations will require leadership and vision.
[Column] Matthew Kibby: Why technology stands in the way of digital transformation
There’s a common misperception that digital transformation means adopting new technology and jumping on buzzword bandwagons like AI, blockchain, and machine learning.
[Column] Thapelo Petje: Using existing infrastructure to benefit from Fourth Industrial Revolution
If South Africa is to reap the economic benefits of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, it needs to look at existing infrastructure within the country's state-owned enterprises and municipalities.
[Column] Adebayo Sanni: Managing the autonomous evolution
Humans are now generating an estimated 2.5 quintillion bytes of data every single day, with more data being created in the past two years than in all of human history.