South Africa’s electricity provider believes a management tool will improve its distribution and transmission performance, while minimising risks and costs.
Many SMEs fail to realise the full value of their businesses because their tech has not been devised from the perspective of growing the enterprise’s value.
The companies will co-present at the 20th annual ITWeb Security Summit 2025 and urge the market to lead strategically.
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Business Leadership SA CEO Busisiwe Mavuso urges delegates at SATA conference to collaborate to help Africa realise its digital ambitions.
The firm believes another court may come to a different conclusion, “as there are material errors and omissions” in the judgement.
South African firms ramp up their digital skills training initiatives for girls, in light of International Girls in ICT Day.
Founder Alan Knott-Craig Jr shares his plans for Fibertime, as well as the challenges he has faced in his bid to connect South African townships.
Taylor most recently served as senior VP of Group Commercial Strategy at Cloud Software Group.
ICT provider ETS Group expands into Swaziland, Lesotho and Zimbabwe, with East Africa and SADC countries in its sights.
Unauthorised individuals posed as Kyocera representatives in an attempt to collect used or unused toner cartridges from customer premises.
The bank’s overall IT expenses, including IT salaries and outsourced resources, for the financial year ended February, increased by 28%.