Print service providers are not recruiting fast enough to replace the skills and knowledge that will soon exit the sector, says Tunca Rodoplu, B2B sales and marketing director at Canon.
Sumo Tech is built on strong partnerships, ISO standards and a blueprint the company says it uses itself.
The fundamental problem isn't people but how they are prepared for security, says Cyber Dexterity.
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The future of business analysis will not be defined by tools alone, but by analysts who can bring clarity, structure and confident decision-making into changing environments.
Four young scientists will showcase their award-winning innovations at the World Innovative Science Project Olympiad in Bali, Indonesia.
The company received recognition in the Employer of Choice in IT Hardware/Software Sector, Employer of Choice in Technology Consulting and Graduate Recruiter of the Year categories.
The hiring shortage is no longer the main pain point for employers – it’s the time required for new hires to become productive, says HyperionDev.
The Certified Hakware Admin programme is designed for IT administrators, cyber security professionals and security engineers who want to deepen their proficiency across Hakware’s platform.
iOCO’s e-learning course is designed to make AI and AI quality assurance and testing practical and understandable.
Minister Blade Nzimande advocates for a research framework designed around African priorities, with maths and science at the centre.
The use and impact of AI in the telecoms sector will be explored at the Southern Africa Telecommunication Networks and Applications Conference later this month.