The major Vodacom shareholder has expressed its support for the R35 billion deal and plans to vote in favour of it at a future general meeting.?
The telecoms operator is reportedly planning a major structural overhaul that could see it split into four separate units.
University of Johannesburg's aiThenticate Computervision Labs unveils a world-first technology to fight identity theft.
The number of applications companies deploy has remained relatively flat when compared with 2016, says Gartner.
Siyavula, which is partnering with Vodacom and MTN, says grade 8-12 learners only need to sign in and practise properly to qualify for a month's sponsorship.
Almost all of South African households now exclusively use cellular phones, while Internet accessibility is still catching up, says Stats SA.
Vodacom, Cell C and Telkom have received Promotion of Access to Information Act requests from the Right2Know Campaign and say they will respond within the prescribed 30 day period.
The partnership will see tailored digital SME services made available to small businesses in the Eastern Cape.
IVR is still a popular phone-based customer support used extensively in contact centres around the world, says Ocular Technologies.
MicroStrategy is now delivering Jump Start, a free five-day education programme, and consulting services in more than 30 cities around the world.
ASUS Chairman Jonney Shih took the stage at Computex 2017 to present an introduction to a line-up of thin-and-light ZenBook and VivoBook laptops.
Companies need to leverage technology to improve the financial advisers' business model, says Moshe Tamir, Global Head of Digital Transformation at Generali.