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7:30
Salary survey 2001
Mar 9, 2001

Brain drain is bane of the new economy

Hoards of South African techies are leaving the country in search of better opportunities and a safer environment. The alluring prospect of being paid in a stronger currency doesn`t hurt either.

Ranka Jovanovic and Bronwen Kausch
6:40
Salary survey 2001
Mar 9, 2001

It still pays to be in IT

ITWeb`s third annual IT salary survey finds South African IT professionals made more money in 2000 than they did the previous year, although the gains were not as sharp as before.

Ranka Jovanovic
4:00
Salary survey 2001
Mar 9, 2001

Don`t take bonuses for granted

Non-guaranteed incentives based on company performance are becoming commonplace.

Ranka Jovanovic
4:10
Salary survey 2001
Mar 9, 2001

There`s life after work

Money is not nearly the number one job satisfaction factor. Holiday and flexible work hours come first.

Ranka Jovanovic
13:10
Salary survey 2001
Mar 9, 2001

Pay packages and perks: What are IT skills worth?

Whopping increases and "out of this world" salary offers may have slowed down, but it`s still more profitable to be a professional in IT than in other industry.

Ranka Jovanovic
2:30
Nov 30, 2000

Bain ranks e-ventures

The Bain FM E-index has ranked AfriCam, HealthBridge and Tradek as the three most exciting e-ventures in SA after examining more than 100 companies. But that doesn`t mean their futures are secure.

Phillip de Wet
3:10
Internet survey
May 24, 2000

Local survey shows slower Internet growth

Two million South Africans are now connected to the Internet, but the rate of growth is slowing down, says Media Africa. The trend will not change until fixed-line competition is introduced.

Phillip de Wet
2:40
Apr 26, 2000

One man and a survey

Is it spam or research? Guy van den Berg wants to know how Web site owners think and he is willing to use unsolicited e-mail to find out.

Phillip de Wet
5:30
IT events
Dec 13, 1999

IT event of the year

ITWeb took a few industry specialists by the elbow and posed the question of what they thought to be the single most important IT event or development in 1999. This is what they had to say.

Ranka Jovanovic and Basheera Khan
2:10
Dec 12, 1999

Communication and IT will change CEO`s businesses - survey

The majority of chief executives of JSE-listed companies believe that communication technology and IT will change the way businesses are managed, according to a survey conducted by Dom P'erignon.

2:00
Jul 26, 1999

Visa named world`s preferred payment brand

According to a survey conducted by NOP International, Visa is the preferred payment card brand in the world. 55% of consumers in 49 countries reported that they preferred Visa, while 23% preferred MasterCard and 18% American Express.

Text100
2:50
Jul 13, 1999

Communication gap closes between IT and non-IT executives

New research findings reveal that the well-documented communication gap between IT executives and their non-IT colleagues may now be a thing of the past. The research, commissioned by Uskotec and conducted independently by BMI-TechKnowledge, compares the attitudes and perceptions of 57 senior IT executives from SA`s Top 200 organisations with those of non-IT managers.

Bytes Technology Group
 
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