The pervasiveness and fragmentation of mobile devices leads to challenges and opportunities for mobile app development, says Craig Leppan, associate director at Ovations Group.
Data integration and data quality management have become important factors for many South African businesses, says Johann van der Walt, MDM practice manager at KID.
Organisations are seeking ways to become more productive than they have ever done before, says Rainer Gaier, MD at Ovations Group.
One of your greatest enemies is in your organisation right now, says Simon Campbell-Young, CEO of Phoenix Distribution.
Mobile devices and the millions of applications available for them are eating the world and our data contracts, says Richard Firth, chairman and CEO of MIP Holdings.
Many SMEs are aware of the possible repercussions of not being POPI compliant, but are ignoring it, says John Mc Loughlin, MD of J2 Software.
Comprehensive data protection is critical to ensure companies can maximise the benefits of BYOD while minimising the risks, says Gareth Tudor, CEO of Altonet.
Do you want to risk your business by not implementing inexpensive, effective backup protection? asks Oliver Potgieter, director of Alto Africa.
The freedom and mobility offered to consumers on the go are qualities that WiFi and VOIP have in common, says Mitchell Barker, founder and CEO of WhichVoIP.co.za.
Analytics increases business agility and responsiveness, and helps maximise the efficiency of business operations, says Gerald Naidoo, CEO of Logikal Consulting.
Every school in the country could have 100 Internet-connected computers within four years, says Jonathan Young, head of product at Cloudware.
The effective use of unstructured data offers organisations a genuine competitive advantage, says?Tal Nathan, CEO/CTO at Firestring.?
Many printer providers adopt digital printing solutions to meet the demands of the print market, says Leon Minnie, product manager: production systems at Konica Minolta South Africa.