There remains a chronic shortage of crucial ICT skills required to propel SA’s economy, despite the hype around the fourth industrial revolution, reveals the latest IITPSA Skills Survey.
1-grid.com helped aspiring entrepreneurs from the University of Cape Town's Genesis Project to get their start-ups online.
The educational technology company receives $2 million from two venture capital firms.
Sandeep Kishore believes restrictive immigration laws are affecting SA’s competitiveness at global stage.
The research firm highlights three obstacles to adoption of artificial intelligence, with skills noted as the number one barrier.
If Africa wants to thrive amid all of the changes happening as a result of 4IR, it needs to boost digital skills, says SAP’s Cathy Smith.
The organisations form a partnership to invest in a hardware tech incubator, University Technology Fund and biotechnology.
The institute seeks to place science, technology and innovation at the centre of SA’s development by providing research and academic programmes to students.
Former NASA spaceman Dr Don Thomas collaborates with STEM organisation Living Maths to encourage local scholars to enter STEM-related careers.
tdglobal assists organisations with their data governance programmes, helping define strategy, frameworks, operating models and implementing programmes.
The multi-stakeholder partnership seeks to tackle the digital skills gap in communities through a digital transformation initiative.
South Africa has seen the number undergraduate degrees in computer and information science stagnate at around 2 000 over a five-year period.