What’s on the other side of the coronavirus? There are some positive outcomes to be achieved, says Bernice Hynard, MD of Printacom, a division of Tarsus Technology Group.
2019 marked a major milestone for mobile money globally, with over one billion accounts and close to $2 billion in daily transactions, says GSMA.
The companies join the fight against the coronavirus, zero-rating information portals being run by the Department of Health.
Digital document signing, e-mail encryption solutions and cloud have made it easier for businesses to run more functionally during this period, says Herman Kriel, GM of CyberTech.
As more people are forced to work remotely, the video conferencing and online meetings platform witnesses a dramatic surge in downloads.
Ensure that you have the right tooling strategy for remote workers.
In the second half of 2019, Cell C showed encouraging signs in the context of a very difficult business to manage and a tough economic environment, say analysts.
In an effort to help small businesses, the telco offers loans to SMMEs, with a turnaround time of four hours.
The competition watchdog says there is no agreement between itself and MTN, saying the operator’s data price reduction proposal was a “unilateral commercial response”.
In six weeks, Apple has fallen from fourth position to 14th place on GlobalData’s consumer electronics thematic scorecard.
The operator declares a loss of R3.94 billion for the year ended December, compared to a R7.36 billion loss in 2018.
The World Health Organisation’s facts about COVID-19 are now accessible to billions via popular messaging platform, WhatsApp.