This year’s SITA GovTech Digital Public Service Awards recognise SARS commissioner Edward Kieswetter’s tech leadership.
Modern database administrators are critical data custodians, as they manage data and access to it, as well as how data performs for the business.
The long-awaited automated supply chain management platform serves as the beginning of repositioning the government procurement agency.
The 2024 ITWeb Brainstorm CIO Survey, conducted in partnership with MTN Business, has officially closed for entries.
This annual survey draws insights from CIOs and C-suite executives responsible for technology, providing a critical snapshot of how the industry is evolving.
This year we captured over 100 valid responses and a preview of the findings was presented by Adrian Hinchcliffe, ITWeb’s editor in chief, at the annual ITWeb Brainstorm CIO Banquet on 17 October 2024.
Please watch the ITWeb news feed for a report-back from the Banquet.
The full research report will be published as a downloadable e-book on ITWeb and Brainstorm online in early 2025.
Thank you!The ITWeb Brainstorm Surveys team
South Africa can’t have its data controlled by everybody, anywhere in the world, says minister Blade Nzimande.
Minister Solly Malatsi, attending his first GovTech as comms ministry principal, tells delegates to ensure discussions translate into action.
The organisation calls for additional suppliers to join its panel for digital set-top boxes and integrated digital TV sets.
Nuclear models are quickly becoming more efficient and demand is rising fast, so every projection for future electricity demand is an arrow shooting straight up.
Comprehensive and professional user experience design results in lower risk, a unified vision, as well as significant returns.
Companies see a reduction in breaches as a result of implementing continuous threat exposure management and plan to invest further.
The bank will make AI risk and ethics training mandatory for all employees, as it accelerates cloud-driven, customer-focused AI adoption, says CIO Jörg Fischer.
Africa could pioneer a people-first model of technological development that centres on human dignity, not just shareholder profits.