The omnichannel is now non-negotiable as consumers want consistency across all the shopping platforms they choose, whether physical or digital.

Several forces converge to make uptime non-negotiable across Africa’s connected industries: efficiency pressure, AI and data demand, and risk management.

Artificial intelligence giants are using AI to find more environmentally-friendly ways of using AI, and the choice of source is generally nuclear.

Protection of Personal Information Act revisions are bumping enterprise asset management up the security agenda.

AI implementation might look straightforward, but in practice, it can stress networks in many unexpected ways, wasting money and eroding confidence.

The connectivity ecosystem must win the long game by providing networks that quietly work, every day, under real-world conditions.

Digital access is expanding fast across South Africa, but without basic literacy, can it truly empower?

Operational efficiency is a strategic issue, as the companies that treat it as a core pillar of their growth strategy are the ones that remain agile.

AI-powered services constantly curate our experiences, predict our preferences and keep us entertained, leaving the brain deprived of necessary downtime.

For too long, organisations have obsessed over IT cost-cutting or benchmarking, mistaking these rituals for decisive action.

The sheer amount of natural resources that AI uses every time someone plugs a query into anything should be a major concern.

A non-invasive, human-centred method meets people where they are, focuses on practical value and builds from the inside out.