Organisations integrate Green IT initiatives into core business
Many organisations are integrating green- and sustainability-related initiatives into their core business operations.
Hotspot 2.0 goes mainstream with 6m hotspots by 2020
Operators in countries like South Africa have launched the service with VoLTE side by side, aiming for a complete seamless voice experience and driving the usage to five-fold by next year.
Does the good outweigh the bad? Microsoft’s ‘maverick’ mission against malware
By taking down the domains that support botnets, Microsoft’s message is clear: service providers are accountable for what happens on their infrastructure.
This heavy-handed approach is effective at disabling botnets, but has also ensnared a lot of legitimate businesses as collateral damage.
‘Ready for any’ at VMworld
“Ready for any” was the theme at VMworld Europe, and the company continues to push the boundaries of the data centre. Carl Eschenbach, president and chief operating officer of VMware, points out that one of the major challenges for IT organisations is the creation of...
Capitalise on the changing workforce to succeed
The workforce landscape has evolved quite significantly over the last few decades, with women in leadership and milliennials (Generation Y) taking centre stage as the drivers of business performance in the future. As with many other industries, the logistics industry...
Ensure governance for agile projects
We often hear horror stories about business projects ending heavily over budget, with the flexible nature of agile being used to justify the lack of governance. These stories often deter decision-makers from opting for an agile approach, as they are typically...
Cape Town invests in a safer city
Motorola Solutions and radio distributor Altech Alcom Matomo have completed an extension of the digital Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA) communications network in the city of Cape Town, South Africa. The city’s technology investment provides resilient and...
Questions to ask when designing a data centre
When considering what you need in a new data centre, it is very easy to lose sight of the bigger picture and get caught up in the minutiae, writes Srikanth Murugan, Global Director Sales Engineering at Flexenclosure. The resulting design can often end up being far...
Technology a game-changer in real estate
As is the case in almost every industry, the internet and technology in general have substantially changed the game for the South African residential real estate industry, with many if not most of the innovations seen globally in this space embraced by estate agencies...
New standard for cloud security and data privacy
In the cloud-first, mobile-first era, companies in every industry around the globe are using cloud computing to power their transformation into digital businesses. By Theo Watson, Microsoft corporate attorney Organisations are turning to the cloud due to the business...
How the private sector is tackling SA Connect
All the players are clear that broadband for all is a national requirement – but, in the absence of clear leadership, the private sector is finding ways to advance the agenda. Kathy Gibson found out more The National Development Plan (NDP) is clear that broadband is...
Power outages cost SA R200bn in 2015
The energy situation in South Africa feels like a crisis, with about R200-billion lost this year alone from unserved energy, but the future is not all bleak. Chris Yelland, founder and MD of EE Publishers, points out that South Africa’s current social and economic...
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