Articles about BMIT

SA’s cloud services market to surpass R100bn

The market market is expected to more than double from an estimated R49.6 billion in 2025 to a projected R101.5 billion in 2029, says BMIT.

R16.5bn spike for SA’s cyber security market

South Africa’s cyber security services market will reach R16.5 billion by 2029, says local market analyst firm BMIT.

Comms ministry appoints BMIT to develop SABC financial model

The ICT research firm will chart a way towards sustainable solutions to secure the SABC’s long-term financial stability.

Platform approaches, AI readiness present new opportunities for business growth

Data centres as business platforms, cloud-based managed services and enabling AI are currently among the major opportunities for local ICT businesses.

SA’s cloud, data centre markets under scrutiny

The ITWeb Cloud and Data Centre Summit 2025 will tackle several issues, including the data sovereignty landscape, cloud security and regulation.

Managed AI services key to cloud, data centre investment, says MTN

The technology will have a significant impact on business’ ability to harness infrastructure quickly and at scale.

#ITWebCloudSummit2025: What’s driving investment in SA’s cloud, data centre markets?

BMIT’s Christopher Geerdts to provide insight at the ITWeb Cloud & Data Centre Summit 2025.

#ITWebCloudSummit2025: Tech professionals to unpack value of SA’s cloud, data centre space

The event takes place at a crucial time in Africa’s digital journey.

Cloud adoption to shape SA govt’s future IT expenditure

As government undertakes major digital transformation initiatives, moving to the cloud becomes a focal investment area.

How to stay competitive and relevant in the cloud market

The cloud market has matured, and it's much harder to compete. But cloud resellers continue to win with the right partner.

Changing mobile ecosystem provokes wider competition

With Telkom and Melon Mobile the latest to enter the market, mobile virtual network enablement platform providers in SA doubled over the past two years.

New fibre players descend on SA’s low-income market

These firms are dedicated to providing affordable connectivity to lower-income households, as the upper income market saturates, says BMIT.