As the business world evolves, your business needs to evolve too. Here's how automation can help.

Companies are waking up to the benefits of multicloud architecture for the flexibility, scalability, and cost savings that can be realised. But a journey to a hybrid or multicloud environment isn't without its pitfalls.

It's the big new buzzword in IoT, but how mature is the `intelligent edge'? Brainstorm convened a special roundtable to find out.

Offering businesses a world of possibilities, the key to getting enterprise mobility right is understanding the risks. If you don't, it could be costing you money and putting your business at risk.

Redefining the datacentre for today's digital world.

A new study finds Discovery, Vodacom and MTN are the top three JSE top 40 stocks when it comes to their ability to grow exponentially.

It's time to embrace the inevitability of digital disruption and use it to spearhead innovation and redefine revenue.

Fibre is no longer a dream on the horizon of a connected South Africa. This is the largest fibre market on the continent and, despite a continental year-on-year slowing of fixed line services by 0.1%, SA's FTTH connections were growing by more than 30% by mid-2018, according to the FTTH Council. But the migration from ADSL and the saturation in affluent urban areas are reaching their peaks. What's next for the local fibre market?

IoT is bringing new insights into business and is disrupting the different sectors.

Data management is a must, but does the rapid increase in the amount of data being generated mean that businesses need to consider hiring a dedicated data curator?

Ask any company, and they'll probably tell you that customer experience is one of their key focus areas. But ask them who's in charge of the customer experience, and the responses will be mumbled.

The flexibility of software-defined networking (SDN) is what enables some of the world's biggest companies to be innovative and scale their services to reach millions of people. In South Africa, there have been a lot of announcements around SDN and its big brother, software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN), in the last few months. Are local firms taking advantage of the opportunities it provides?