Redstor rescues vets hit by ransomware attack
You can train staff as much as you like, but only go so far. If ransomware is hidden in an invoice, it is hard to expect staff under pressure to check executable files for hidden links.
The innovation imperative: Losing publishing industry baggage
There’s little value in developing content if you don’t know who it is aimed at, what your customers want from it, when they would be most receptive to it, or how willing they are to pay for it.
Talent and workplaces: A virtuous cycle
Skills are scarce and keeping talent on-board is not easy. The worst is when you try to ply talent with money, creating an arms race with competitors. But the catalyst of talent acquisition and retention has become the workplace itself.
Job Creator’s plea to entrepreneurs: Hire skilled young graduates
The Economist’s Pocket World in Figures claims South Africa has the highest rate of youth unemployment in the world at 54.70% in the fourth quarter of 2018 and worsened from last quarter’s 52.70%.
Coca-Cola Beverages SA to transition 106 distributors onto SAP
“Not only do LDPs create work opportunities for themselves, they employ drivers, crew and warehouse staff from local communities. In a country like ours, every opportunity for job creation should be nurtured.” – Ntuthu Mabengu, CCBSA
Silver linings: Demystifying the (ERP) cloud
A cloud-driven ERP environment provides a more secure way of benefitting from a digital approach to business. Given the complexities of regulatory compliance, it is all about keeping data safe, available, and online.
5 steps to making your business cloud agnostic
If you’re looking to be completely cloud-agnostic, do you really need all that cloud Kool-Aid to decide whether the flashy extras and tech glitz are worth it.
The successful CIO is the one most adaptable to change
To remain relevant in this era of change, automation and IoT, CIOs must reinvent themselves. Whether they can add value now will rely very much on their ability to build their skills above the automation layer
Human predictability, the invisible cyber threat
Organisations need to look inside their walls to lower the risks of cyberattacks, as cybercriminals often target employees and customers who exhibit predictable patterns of behaviour.
Human evolution: When man integrates with machine
4IR is already underway: IBM Research’s annual “5 in 5” technology predictions assess the very real AI-enabled innovations emerging across the world, and their potential to impact all facets of life.
Smart Dubai: Where Advanced AI will forecast patients’ future health
The PoC revealed that deteriorating health conditions in patients can be detected anywhere from one hour to 20 hours beforehand with 90% to 98% accuracy.
Five generations of employees reinvent the workplace
Gen Z and Millennials said in-person communication was their weakest communication style, while video and text messaging were the easiest. Older generations typically prefer face-to-face communications.
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