Artificial intelligence is poised to reshape the workforce on a scale far beyond that of calculators and spreadsheets, says Barry Neethling, CTO at First Technology Group.
AI enables the automation of tasks that once required extensive manual effort, such as detecting patterns, cleaning datasets and predicting risks, says CF Haasbroek, developer at AfriGIS.
Unlike MNOs, Comsol is laying the groundwork to offer 5.5G services as early as next year, says Mauritz Lewies, CTO at Comsol.
GenAI is transformative, but it's a tool, not a magic wand, says Paul Zietsman, technical director at cloudandthings.io.
Companies are seeking alternatives that provide greater control over their infrastructure without sacrificing scalability or efficiency, says Warren Schooling, head of sales at DPA.
The evolution towards hybrid models empowers businesses to manage data across environments while ensuring compliance and data sovereignty, says Ralph Berndt, Sales and Marketing Director at inq. SA.
The public sector has not yet embraced digital transformation solutions in the same way as private companies, says Christiaan Leboho, MD of 4Sight Africa.
A system with a good architectural base will be able to serve thousands of clients, be defect free and deliver on the promise of value to users and stakeholders, says Joe van der Walt, founding director at Kohde.
Cloud storage often appeals to companies because of its low upfront costs, says Sanette Wehmeyer, sales executive at Infotech.
One of the biggest mistakes businesses make is diving into a WiFi 7 upgrade without a proper site survey, says Tobie van Schalkwyk, business unit manager at Duxbury Networking.
SecOps emphasises the importance of continuous monitoring, incident response and automation to secure IT environments more effectively, says Mark Chadwick, cloud solutions architecture director at Huawei Cloud SA.