Local private healthcare facilities Netcare, Mediclinic and Life Healthcare turn to tech to improve efficiency as the coronavirus sweeps through SA.
COVID-19 will be a significant catalyst for digital transformation, particularly when it comes to alternatives to personal contact and touch interfaces.
The Department of e-Government introduces a Web-based pre-screening application to facilitate coronavirus screening and employee management for provincial departments.
Improving patient care while also enabling more effective and faster modes of communication can save lives.
SAPS channels funds towards disputed gunshot tech
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Implementing a secure emergency deployment plan is essential to scale vital operations in the face of adversity.
IBM Research Africa develops cloud-based technology to help the Gauteng government monitor, track and predict coronavirus infections.
South Africa’s student team makes it to the podium once again, scooping second prize at this year’s International Student Cluster Competition.
The impact of the coronavirus pandemic unmasks the defects in South Africa’s digital economy, which could be turned into opportunities if tackled now.
The Pan-African mobile operator ups its support of the war against COVID-19 on the continent by anchoring an information platform.
Tele-healthcare provider Udok collaborates with Clicks to provide clinic patients with access to its online network of general practitioners.
The company has developed EGAN, a facial recognition and thermal detection solution, in conjunction with Eldir.