Poor governance, unethical leadership have consequences
Government is ultimately the custodian of governance for the country as a whole.
Workplace bullying and sick leave during COVID-19
Encourage engagement with employees; ask if they feel safe with the protocols that have been implemented in the workplace.
Rise of AI opens complex ethical debates for South African enterprises
Managing the ethics questions raised by AI and other intelligent automation technologies will need a multidimensional approach.
Heimdal Security CEO: ‘Cybercrime is already professionalised’
Cybercrime is already professionalised – and now cyber criminals and working to fine-tune their game.
Lockdown: A chance to change the face of workforce training
South Africa has now been under some form of lockdown for more than three months, says Faryn Pearson, Business Head, NEXT, the corporate division of MasterStart. If we’ve learned anything in that time, it’s that there’s no going back to the way things were. In...
Checklist to help CIOs safely trim their tech budgets
Recessions always come to an end, and companies need to be prepared for the economic recovery that follows.
Capitec goes paperless: First SA bank to launch biometric eSignature for clients
Capitec is constantly challenging the norm, helping clients to live better through smarter, simpler banking.
Productivity rethink: Using lockdown lessons to create long-term competitive advantage
The synergy between happy customers and a happy workforce is enabled by processes – focusing on people and processes will improve productivity.
Opinion: Could agile data infrastructures save the retail sector?
The challenge of how to increase data infrastructure capacity could well change procurement processes forever.
Transition to a digital economy is crucial for business growth
Companies that successfully transform to digital can effectively leverage digital capabilities, increase routes to market, operate faster and grow revenue
South Africa’s online shopping market on the upswing
Research shows consumers have come to expect personalised experiences, with 80% being more likely to buy from retailers offering them.
Why microlearning is making a big impact on business
Microlearning can help turn learning, training and advocacy into an organisation’s most powerful business asset.
Fintech blossoms in time of crisis
The changing world of work, cloud and the accelerated move to digital transformation, the future of post-pandemic gaming and SpacePencil simplifies robotic process automation.
What will work look like after COVID-19?
AI shines light on Alaska’s seals and whales, Internet of Things set for Take Off, and the road to digital transformation in this month’s issue of BusinessIT.
Uncertainty rules for the year ahead
Supercomputing drives racing car innovation, what’s new at IFS, all change for SUSE, and a peek under the covers at Corex.
All change for payments…
Digital issues that impact our humanity, special feature on data centres, all the action from Africom, AI and the shift in work, plus reportbacks from Fujitsu Forum, VMWorld and Nutanix .Next on Tour.
A New Future for Africa
Techquilibrium: the secret of success in digital transformation, all the action from Sap TechEd, how new business imperatives demand new apps, the pros and cons of cryptocurrency, and the reality of the skills gap.
The robots are coming – did you get your news?
Which bots are likely to take your job? Get the full story with artificial intelligence and data analytics, all the action from Dell Technologies Forum and SA poised to embrace Internet of Things opportunities.