Wearable workplace closer than you think
Small business owners should also be keenly watching their customers use wearable devices. Some life and health insurers are already taking note, offering people they insure incentives to wear fitness trackers and share their data.
Custom software: Good, better, best
An increasing number of businesses are turning to custom software to improve company processes and drive efficiencies. But before selecting a software development partner, they should look for certain qualities that give them the assurance that a project will be completed on time, on budget, and deliver what is really needed.
Three main causes of employee burn out
It’s important for both employers and employees to recognise the signs of stress, and put in place certain tools in order to avoid burn out – or the whole company may feel the consequences.
Gig economy: Digital natives don’t stick around
The workplace has been turned on its head – unlike their parents who spent years working at the same firm, digital natives don’t stick around. This is not a bad thing . . .
Insurance industry catches up with digital
The South African insurance industry is on the verge of radical - technological - changes in the way it operates. It needs to tackle some of the top issues that include modernising finance, actuarial, and risk management functions; improving the customer experience...
Top five CIO tips for working with C-Suite
As the digital revolution sweeps across all industries, CIOs should be making a case for how IT can be of strategic importance to the business, and to start being heard by the C-suite.
Digital divide plagues developing nations
The digital divide is a phenomenon that has plagued developing nations for a number of decades, and addressing this inequality in technological ability and advancement is essential to the economic growth and stability of these countries.
After IoT, how big is the next big thing?
The Internet of Things: Technology can facilitate continual innovation at every level, allowing the business to thrive, where others may merely survive.
Shining a new light on connectivity
As connectivity brings us quickly towards smart homes and cities, lighting is an integral part of the network, acting as a point of intelligence that can share information on changes in temperature or humidity, as well as activity patterns. The connected future looks bright . . .
Futurewave BusinessIT – February 2016
The future of work in this month’s edition, as CIOs are urged to be more courageous, smart home devices are set to double, and the motor industry faces digital disruption. Download the February edition now, or read it online.
Top disruptive technologies in digital commerce
Digital commerce is already worth around $1.7 trillion a year, but it still has so far to go. Even after 20 years, it can be hard for consumers to buy the things they want to buy without fuss.
CVT solves power problems in harsh conditions
CVTs are a type of ferro-resonant transformer, a highly robust technology that provides power filtering and voltage stabilisation
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