Clear visibility into supply chain complexity

The IOT is refining the capabilities of the supply chain to reduce theft, increase visibility and transform legacy complexity, says Chetan Goshalia, chief sales and marketing officer at SqwidNet.

Sqwidnet

4:50

Equiano

Jul 30, 2019

What comes first? The cable or the growth?

New submarine cables are headed to SA. But do we need the extra capacity? ITWeb contributor James Francis investigates.

James Francis

5:00

Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams

Jul 29, 2019

Mixed reaction as telcos ponder new spectrum directive

Most mobile operators believe the new spectrum allocation policy is a positive development, while analysts express concern at the continued focus on the WOAN.

Samuel Mungadze

5:50

Independent Communications Authority of SA

Jul 29, 2019

ICT SMMEs laud ‘progressive’ spectrum pathway

Organisations backing participation of small firms in ICT commend government’s spectrum framework, vowing to support efforts against monopolistic tendencies in the sector.

Openserve prioritises network modernisation

The company migrates customers from legacy copper to new fibre and investigates ways to remodel its systems.

Admire Moyo

3:30

Independent Communications Authority of SA

Jul 26, 2019

Ndabeni-Abrahams issues policy direction on spectrum

The long-awaited government framework for the licensing of high-demand spectrum is finally out.

Admire Moyo and Simnikiwe Mzekandaba

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Syrex

Jul 26, 2019

Syrex supports Blair Atholl Primary for Mandela Day

Syrex partnered with the SAME Foundation to help the Blair Atholl Primary Farm School, in Lanseria.

Experience seamless cell signal with Cel-Fi PRIME

With up to 80 dB of gain, Cel-Fi PRIME will not only improve cellular coverage but also eliminate dropped calls and dead zones.

Spectrum policy gets Cabinet approval

The policy crafting the pathway for licensing high-demand spectrum gets the go ahead from Cabinet.

Govt mulls partnership model to deliver SA Connect

The communications and digital technologies ministry concedes a public-private partnership model is the best way to ensure universal broadband access for South Africans.

Simnikiwe Mzekandaba