Future-proofing your business
With data’s creation only set to increase as more devices come online, the trusty datacentre is in need of an upgrade. But with multicloud offerings so readily available, is it worthwhile to refresh your datacentre?
Definitive networking, by software
This is the deep dive into why any organisation should care about SD-WAN.
Multi-cloud is the new reality
Moving to a multi-cloud environment is undoubtedly the future, but what are the key considerations?
Signed, sealed and delivered!
Modern courier businesses rely on technological innovation and people power to stay ahead of the pack.
Doctors go digital
Gone are the days when a fever or the flu demanded a trip to the doctor’s office. With tele-health solutions and virtual consultations, the world of healthcare is evolving.
Driving Joburg’s digital future
IT is a huge digital transformation enabler for the City of Johannesburg, says CIO Denisha Jairam-Owthar, but it needs to be owned by everybody.
Kicking Kubernetes into play
Containerisation is a rising tide of best practice for agility and scalability, and Kubernetes is the conductor that every containerisation orchestra wants.
The digital bond broker
MortgageMe has taken a digital touch to the paper-heavy bond application process.
Is 5G all it’s cracked up to be?
We live in a society driven by instant gratification, and 5G will only fuel this further.
Innovating the digital tether
Devices and systems are evolving to meet the changing needs of the digital workplace.
Transforming legacy into digital
Old Mutual epitomises long-term financial stability, so how is it progressing on its digital and data journey?
From oil and gas to retail
If you think that petrol and diesel is all there is at fuel stations, think again. These locations have transformed into retail meccas, and technology is playing a key role in enabling these brands to offer the best possible experience.
Who said the mainframe is dead?
Scalability, reliability, security and a long lifespan, these machines are set to be in enterprises for some time to come. The challenge is that the skills to keep them running won’t be.