Technology enabled learning is transforming education, empowering future workforce
There is significant interest in how AI and Machine Learning can support adaptive learning and personalised learning systems.
Why is digital infrastructure so important for real estate investing?
The digital revolution represents a shift in the way we live and work, and offers a compelling, long-term global investment opportunity.
Trusted data – the foundation for extracting value from your data
Extracting value from data delivers better insight, competitive analysis, improved products and understanding change.
How new status quo in healthcare could reinvent patient experience
Value-based healthcare considers value delivered through the lens of the patient and reimbursement to healthcare providers in is based on improved patient outcome
The most striking finding to come out of Covid cloud adoption
“If Covid has taught us anything, it is that we are not using cloud enough,” says Synthesis Head of Cloud Computing Darryl Govender. Previously, we all walked into a bank or shop with ease, writes Kim Furman, Synthesis Marketing Manager. Suddenly banks, retailers and...
Structural reforms required to encourage investment
A financial crisis and deep recession will ultimately diminish confidence and reduce investment appetite.
Women in tech: Steadily climbing the technology stack
Veeam senior manager says women possess all the skills to enjoy successful IT careers.
Ongoing skills development a key defence against digital disruption
For businesses to be able to leverage the advantages of 4IR, they need an abundant supply of necessary skills.
AI is not a panacea to all business problems, but key to boosting communications
AI and machine learning are useful tools in a war chest to improve a host of processes, not least customer service, say leading SA executives.
Inclusive, accessible technology key to real empowerment and fighting GBV
More needs to be done in South Africa to ensure that women are safe, and feel safe, from GBV.
Changing the status quo: Organisations hold power to create lasting change
Women’s Day, celebrated on 9 August, marks the day that over 20,000 women marched to the Union Buildings in 1956, to protest the “Pass Law” that inhibited the freedom of movement of South African citizens who were defined as “black’’, writes Monique Watson, Dell...
Large-scale private power generation gets green light, but some grey areas remain
The recent gazetting of amendments to Schedule 2 of the Electricity Regulation Act (ERA) of 2006, which will increase the licensing threshold for embedded generation projects from 1 MW to 100 MW, is not only good news for South Africa’s biggest energy users. It will...
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