Today, employees are working from a multitude of locations, some secure and some most definitely not, says Fieriaal Achmat, Kaspersky product manager at Tarsus Technologies.
It's time to map out some of the things we're likely to see as we progress further into the year, says Kieran Harty, CTO and co-founder at Tintri.
The payslip could be the foundation of a completely new approach to empowering the workforce, through relevant, valid data, says Richard Firth, CEO of MIP Holdings.
Whether on the client or server, and used judicially, JavaScript can bring a modernising element to a software solution, says Mike Geyser, developer at BBD.
Employees are one of the biggest dangers to an organisation, says John Mc Loughlin, MD of J2 Software.
A growing number of enterprise level retailers are beginning to embrace cloud offerings, says Christelle Hicklin, customer experience director at Mimecast.
Clever companies are looking beyond data volumes and focusing on the analytic value the data can deliver, says Premie Naicker, MD of Yellowfin South Africa.
With big data analytics, anomalous behaviour is quickly picked up, which is why most financial institutions are using big data for fraud prevention, says Gerald Naidoo, CEO of Logikal Consulting.
The next 18 to 24 months will be key to seeing wearable technology increase in momentum, says Tim Bishop, director at Deloitte.
We not only want, but expect to have control of our experiences across channels, networks, services and devices, says Rafi Kretchmer, director of cross-portfolio marketing, Amdocs.
Businesses must be mindful of the need to avoid inadvertent disclosure of their sensitive information or IP, says Simon Campbell-Young, CEO of Phoenix Distribution
Analytical data intelligence is where intelligence strategies are shaped, while BIA is more of an operational level facet of BI, says Julian Ardagh, CEO of Effective Intelligence.
Project managers need to proactively manage the members of virtual teams, says Yolandi Nortje, executive of Intuate Group.