If you're going agentic for anything public-facing, please build voice into the workflow, writes ITWeb contributor Phillip de Wet.
Workday buys US software company Pipedream, saying the acquisition will connect its HR and finance data to over 3 000 business applications.
Data shows 85% of enterprises today use AI technologies in some capacity, reveals Workday CEO Carl Eschenbach.
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The finance and human capital management software provider adds a Dubai regional office to its Europe, Middle East and Africa footprint.
The true mission of AI-led innovation in South Africa should be an inclusive progress, not a spectacle.
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Although cyber security experts repeatedly warn that simple passwords are extremely easy to guess, South Africans ignore the advice.
Dr Moodley returns to the summit, warning that overlapping C-suite titles create confusion and vulnerability.
The ICT services firm says Transnet’s appeal has no merit, insisting the court’s scathing judgement confirms Transnet’s lack of readiness.
Technology has a role to play in tackling environmental damage, as AI and supercomputers may be the only way we get to a solution quickly.
The South African National Energy Development Institute and Eskom are looking for ways to improve financial and billing systems.
Transnet argues that the court erred in several respects, including misinterpreting Gijima’s obligations to migrate both mainframe and non-mainframe applications.