Infrastructure teams have become exceptionally good at detecting problems. The real challenge is what happens after the alarm, says Tshepo Chiloane, founder of Tektonics Systems.
Competitive advantage is no longer defined by what technology you buy, but by how effectively you extract value from existing investments, says Mohammed Vachiat, chief commercial officer at Konica Minolta South Africa.
Organisations have monitoring tools and technology visibility, so why are they still overwhelmed?
The IT services firm recruits across key tech disciplines, while investing in upskilling and reskilling of employees.
The locally engineered cloud platform offers sovereign infrastructure, predictable rand-based billing and a personally managed alternative to global hyperscalers.
Linkup Youth is a YES Programme management partner that helps businesses implement the programme.
A report can pass every visual inspection and still be wrong, because the failures that matter in BI are the quiet ones, says Treescape Technologies.
iOCO and AWS team up to help OpenText customers modernise information management environments, strengthen data governance and become AI-ready.
InnoVent's bursary programme is designed to help students not only study, but succeed, graduate and enter the workforce, says Zakhe Khuzwayo, CFO of InnoVent.
In2IT helps companies deploy next-generation network infrastructure that enhances connectivity, operational efficiency and long-term business resilience.
Turning streams of events into immediate business decisions should be accessible to the people closest to the business, says cloudandthings.io.
Once the domain of labs and research, high-performance computing is now a competitive edge for ordinary business.