The choice between SDWAN and MPLS is not a simple technology discussion − the needs of the business must be properly understood to make the right decision.

While SA has largely embraced technology innovations, the country has yet to conquer the mobile money conundrum, as it’s caught in the grip of excessive legislation.

The use of social networks in the context of e-commerce transactions sees the rise of internet sensation ‘Brother Pomegranate’ amid the growing global trend of rural entrepreneurship.

The value of an incident plan does not depreciate or become obsolete when a cyber security incident is over, and its value is in its function in the greater scheme of business continuity.

It’s fundamental to balance the need for developers to quickly generate code and for security teams to lock down protections and avoid breaches.

A confluence of civil unrest, record unemployment and the pandemic creates ideal conditions in SA for the flexible, convenient and transparent buy now pay later movement.

Smart technology will greatly impact our future privacy, as our faces, the way we walk, our mannerisms and body language will be catalogued as identificational data.

Open source has become a valuable tool for developers, but extensive use of open source brings both opportunities and challenges.

Digital business acceleration is pressuring IT leaders to dramatically increase application delivery speed and time to value, which is where low-code comes to the rescue.

People drive and define the principles of a company’s data governance framework and are ultimately responsible for executing the framework and data strategy.

The structure of many of today’s networks is rooted in past technologies and has not evolved to accommodate the needs of the modern digital, cloud-aligned enterprise.

Low-code capabilities circumvent lengthy development cycles and rigid legacy systems to rapidly produce new applications that meet immediate business needs.