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Digitalisation in insurance

By digitalising their processes, insurers can empower customers to access their policies, track claims and exercise more self-service options, says Annalie Terblanche, head of product at SilverBridge.

SilverBridge, an Alula company

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Nedbank Retail and Business Banking

May 6, 2020

Use your bank's digital platforms during lockdown

There is much more to digital banking than checking balances and making payments or transfers, says Stelios Vakis, digital executive: Nedbank Retail and Business Banking.

Nedbank

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T-Systems South Africa

May 6, 2020

Opportunity exists to migrate to SAP S/4 HANA

SAP has extended support for Business Suite 7 to 2027, with an optional extension to 2030.

This is how you digitalise for long-term success

To transform our businesses means extracting deeper value in future from the tools and materials many of us crave because of the global pandemic, says Gregg Sanders, head of digital transformation at NEC XON.

Post office adds cashless ATMs to expand payments network

The South African Post Office pins its hopes on a cashless ATM solution to decongest the existing under-pressure social grant payment points.

ITWeb TV: Does SA have what it takes to produce a billion-dollar unicorn? | Episode #98

Innovation Hub CEO Bangani Mpangalasane discusses Gauteng's budding start-up ecosystem, why SA has yet to produce a unicorn company, and innovation that can be a catalyst for economic development and resolve societal challenges.

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Ebrahim Patel

May 5, 2020

Partial ban on e-commerce ‘unintelligible’ under level four lockdown

Local e-commerce players Takealot, OneDayOnly and Payflex say they will never be satisfied with a phased approach, until e-commerce operates unfettered.

Bitcoin surges 28% amid weak global economy

The spreading of the coronavirus via surfaces is incentivising society to move towards a cashless environment, which augurs well for digital money, says Luno.

Innovation, 4IR can help Africa rise from COVID-19 pandemic

Wearing dual hats at the Pan African Chamber of Commerce and Broadband Infraco, Phumza Dyani sees innovation as the catalyst to Africa’s economic growth.

Samuel Mungadze