The inaugural board will look to bring strategic oversight and sector credibility to SA’s Digital News Transformation Fund.
The state-owned signal distributor makes leadership appointments as part of its ongoing organisational transformation.
Traditional ICT jobs are on the decline, disrupted by “big tech” moments and trends that are driving a shift in digital jobs, says new data from Collective X.
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Zuko Mdwaba joins the HR and financial platform for frontline workers as it scales up, shifting focus from mid-market firms to SA’s top employers.
As the newly appointed senior VP of worldwide partners and alliances at Mimecast, Michael McCollough brings deep MSP expertise and a global outlook.
Brandon Leigh, founder and CEO, steps away from his executive position and moves into a strategic advisory role on the board.
The company’s resourcing offering is designed to relieve businesses of the administrative complexities typically associated with recruitment.
Clinton Bosch brings over 15 years of experience in technology strategy, digital transformation and cloud-first architecture.
The private higher education provider banks on the new CIO to bring a growth mindset to set it up for success in the future.
MTN chairman Mcebisi Jonas’s role as US envoy sparks political row after claims Washington rejected his diplomatic credentials.
Venaiy Pachai’s role as product trainer includes delivering technical product training, supporting knowledge transfer and developing future-ready technicians who can support Kyocera’s growing solutions offering.