Cyber attacks are a threat to businesses of all types and of all sizes, says?Simon Campbell-Young, CEO of Phoenix Distribution.
Printing environments continue to be challenged by a growing demand for productivity, says Hennie Kruger, DDS product and marketing manager of Oc? South Africa.
Applications in business are being transformed at a faster rate than any time in history, says Richard Firth, Chairman and CEO of MIP Holdings.
Businesses need data in analytics systems and processes in order to make business decisions, says Mervyn Mooi, director at Knowledge Integration Dynamics.
Retailers must understand their risk profiles and ensure they have strategies in place to stay trading, says?Grant Minnaar, business continuity management advisor at ContinuitySA.
People will remember the complete customer experience more than the purchase itself, says?Quinton Pienaar, CEO of Agilitude.
Addressing obstructions to productivity is a growing priority for all businesses, says Hennie Kruger, DDS product and marketing manager of Oc? South Africa.
Endpoint security software is getting a bad reputation for being an ineffective security measure, says Simon Campbell-Young, CEO of Phoenix Distribution.
Security, information management and derived value can't be achieved if firms are implementing point or bubble solutions, says?Mervyn Mooi, director at Knowledge Integration Dynamics.
South Africans are becoming comfortable with?e-commerce?overall, including shopping online, says Dieter Febel, MD of SA Gateway, sister company of Esquire Technologies.
The company has added social business forums as a supplement to its traditional telephonic and e-mail based payroll and HR software support, says?Bruce van Wyk, CEO of?PaySpace.
The necessity for encryption is heightened with the increased mobility of data on smartphones, laptops or USB thumb drives, says Oliver Potgieter, director at Alto Africa.
Global B2C e-commerce sales are predicted to hit $1.5 trillion this year, says Nicholas Reddy, general manager at ImproWeb.