The future of work in a digital world
The digital age, and the new technologies it’s brought with it - blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, augmented reality and virtual reality - is seen by many as a threat to our way of life as we know it. What if my job gets automated? How will I stay...
Customer experience drives the evolution of CRM
The urgent need for businesses to attract and retain customers in today’s fiercely competitive market has revolutionised customer interaction and customer relationship management (CRM). This is now a technology-driven business discipline underpinned by the advent of...
The technology behind the one-click cloud
The Nutanix platform is evolving to help customers take advantage of all their applications, whether on-premise, in private clouds, or on public clouds. ‘We aim to make enterprise computing invisible,” explains Rob Tribe, chief technology officer of Nutanix EMEA. This...
The road to a multi-cloud future
As the data centre extends beyond the legacy on-premise infrastructure to embrace private cloud and public cloud, CIOs are looking for new ways to manage increasingly complex environments. Nutanix is delivering solutions that go beyond hyperconvergence, giving IT the...
SA mining sector moves to adopt automation
IDC’s research shows that automation will be a core part of South African mining operations ability to deliver efficiency, control of variability, improved safety over the next two years. By Emilie Ditton Automation is accelerating across the mining sector driven by...
Why today’s ERP could stand for ‘earn, rest and play’
Thor has his hammer, Captain America his shield and Wonder Woman her bracelets of submission. When we’re young, its tools like these we think will make us ‘super’ people. But as we become adults and come to grips with reality, our definition of what it takes to be...
Audi develops digital learning ecosystem
Audi is testing the learning of the future. On floor space of approximately 500 square meters, the car manufacturer is trying out the infrastructure for new training formats in the company’s own Audi Academy. Nowadays, this includes software labs as well as...
Business go-slow: is it your employees or your tech?
When it comes to IT within a large business environment, it’s important to look at it in a multi-dimensional way, taking all the various facets into account. By Colin Baumgart, Microsoft South Africa’s consumer and device sales director It’s not just about an...
High performance, smart hospitals in Africa
The next generation of healthcare buildings will be very different from the hospitals, clinics and general practitioner (GP) surgeries we are familiar with today. By Laura Swanepoel, head of healthcare, building services at WSP in Africa A revolution in building...
Why the Aston Martin Red Bull F1 team chooses hyperconvergence
The Aston Martin Red Bull Racing team faces a great deal more IT challenges than your average enterprise. Not many IT teams have to rebuild their data centre 21 times each year and spin it up in a matter of hours. Not many data centres are packed up and transported...
Neural biometrics the next generation of security
With security as the watchword at every turn and in practically every transaction in modern-day life, the unsettling reality remains that fraud, identity theft, and cybercrime are rapidly on the increase globally. In South Africa, the SA Fraud Prevention Services...
Consumer power in a multi-cloud world
Simon McCullough, major channel account manager at F5 Networks, discusses how consumer power and the new data economy are rewiring business as usual. Consumers are wielding a huge and unignorable impact on global cloud uptake. Thanks to influential legislative...
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