Trio of disruptive technologies to hit businesses hard
3-D printing, Internet of Things, and biotech/healthcare IT leap to lead portfolio of emerging technologies rising on Cloud and Mobile’s long tail of disruption 3-D printing, Internet of Things (IoT), and biotech/ healthcare IT jumped into the top five of disruptive...
Despite obstacles, Africa’s digital future is bright
Africa has a high digital appetite for social media and the impending digital migration, but other sectors such as ecommerce have had a tough time gaining traction.
Yahoo! is world’s top phishing target
Cybercriminals who distributed malicious attachments in spam messages again used fake Facebook notifications as a lure for users.
Five essential truths about cyber security
The very nature of cybersecurity doesn’t allow for a total solution. However, by instituting an enterprise-wide cyber plan, CFOs may at least achieve some measure of security.
Security firms look to wearables
When security incidents occur, management teams need to rely on eyewitness accounts as well as the guard’s version of events.
Financial services, healthcare wary of virtualisation
Financial Services and Healthcare sectors aren’t reaping the potential benefits that virtualized infrastructure can bring to their networks based on a fear of unfamiliar security technology creating compliance issues and other risk-factors.
Wanted: passionate and talented developers
While there’s a massive shortage, passionate and talented developers will make or break South Africa’s success on the international stage.
What is Shellshock?
A significant vulnerability called Shellshock has emerged that impacts some half billion web servers and other Internet-connected devices including mobile phones, routers, medical devices, according to the threat defence experts at Trend Micro.
LTE ignites broadband wireless access
1.26 billion households do not have DSL, cable, or fibre-optic broadband. Fixed and mobile telcos want LTE to make the connection.
Dell sells most PC monitors worldwide, followed by Samsung
Dell maintained its number 1 position in 2Q14 with worldwide market share of 15.4% on shipments of 5.0 million units.
African companies must adopt “mobile-first” mindset
Era of pervasive mobility is imminent, and enterprises that have adopted a ‘mobile-first’ mindset are already pulling ahead of the pack – IDC, Johannesburg
Dell takes lion’s share of fast-growing worldwide enterprise client device market
According to the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Enterprise Client Device Tracker, worldwide thin client and terminal client device shipments totaled 1.4 million units in the second quarter of 2014 (2Q14), an increase of 10.8% from the same...
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