Challenger companies are increasing ICT competition, even as satellite and wireless telecoms are dominated by a handful of firms.
IT professionals are invited to share insights on network modernisation challenges and opportunities.
Today’s travellers expect digital continuity. Any friction in connectivity impacts productivity, perception and overall brand experience.
The mobile operator reports double-digit revenue growth, higher margins and solid subscriber gains.
Financial records will prove Black Rock never genuinely existed or funded his litigation, says ‘Please Call Me’ creator Nkosana Makate.
The operator looks to strengthen its network resilience, expand coverage and support rising demand for data services.
Oil prices are up 47% since the Middle East war began, pushing diesel up R13.70 a litre locally – and Vodacom’s African operations are heavily exposed.
It’s no longer sufficient to focus on extending network reach, as the more pressing question is whether there is sustainable usage.
The firm’s pending Safaricom acquisition – currently in court – will accelerate its transformation from telco to African technology company, it says.
The community safety committee raises concerns about Pretoria West police station’s ICT issues, calling for decisive action.
The majority shareholder in SA’s fourth-biggest mobile operator aims to reduce its stake to between 20% and 30% in the telco, which recently listed on the JSE.
Omdia research shows demand for tablet devices flat at 0.1% in the first quarter of the year, pointing to a weaker demand outlook.