AI implementation might look straightforward, but in practice, it can stress networks in many unexpected ways, wasting money and eroding confidence.
The cohort of nominees have been revealed for the upcoming inaugural Brainstorm Enterprise CIO award.
The connectivity ecosystem must win the long game by providing networks that quietly work, every day, under real-world conditions.
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
Recognising excellence in the public sector, the handpicked candidates for Brainstorm’s award have been announced.
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This week’s tender roundup sees provincial government departments looking to their infrastructure requirements.
The construction effort to establish 197 Square Kilometre Array-Mid telescope dishes in SA has seen five already assembled and brought into operation.
The company completes a private cloud data centre in Durban and a colocation facility in partnership with Vodacom.
AI sellers promise shiny new capability, while buyers ask about security, auditability, lock-in and compliance.
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