The company says the devices will be used by frontline health workers to collect and transmit data in real time for resource planning purposes.

VMware SA’s lead technologist Ian Jansen van Rensburg tells ITWeb how it’s been for him (and his dogs) during the national lockdown.

The group says it has become the first local grocery retailer to offer contactless QR payments.

NOWNOW eyes expansion into other fashion hubs, as it charts its journey to becoming the biggest African online marketplace for fashion designers and brands.

Twitter, Facebook, Microsoft and Dell are among the tech giants that have pledged their financial support to help contain the deadly COVID-19 virus.

Video-streaming interest rises locally and globally, in some instances doubling from pre-COVID-19 crisis peaks.

The global networking firm relies on its own video-conferencing and virtual meeting platform to achieve business continuity.

This week’s National Tender Bulletin sees government extending tender deadlines to 30 April and later.

The Board of Healthcare Funders welcomes the decision to broadly permit medical practitioners to use telehealth platforms to treat patients.

Non-essential delivery services shift into the essential services space to meet the demands of the coronavirus lockdown.

The awards recognise young individuals making contributions to the South African tech industry.

Award-winning entrepreneur Lynette Hundermark tells ITWeb how her mobile strategy and app development business is prevailing during the COVID-19 lockdown.

OSS development often lacks transparency and accountability that regulators expect, says SAS country manager Akesh Lalla.