Growth is particularly noticeable in Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania, Ghana and Angola, and the SADC countries, says Simon Campbell-Young, CEO of Phoenix Distribution.
Continuing to regard Internet connectivity as a commodity could be a costly mistake, says Andre Joubert, GM of MWEB Business.
Hard negotiation on rates may win you small concessions, but lose the most skilled person on the project, says Daniel Robus, sales director at iFactory.
Companies must combine strategic technology, consulting and educational services to enable effective risk management, says Gary Allemann, MD of Master Data Management.
The partnership between business and IT will optimise return on investment for BI and turn data into an asset, says Hennie Botha, Oracle BI consultant at iFactory Consulting.
A virtual testing environment enables developers to test their virtual services as they build, says Ziaan Hattingh, MD of IndigoCube.
Iron-clad security blocks sophisticated VOIP toll fraud, says Rob Lith, business development director at Connection Telecom.
Important questions need to be addressed before a company can gain maximum benefit from exploiting cloud computing, says Ralph Berndt, MD of Syrex.
Toshiba's convertible ultrabook models are the ideal mobility gadgets for the education segment, says Santosh Varghese, GM, Digital Products and Services, Toshiba Gulf.
Mitchell Barker, CEO of www.whichvoip.co.za, explains the difference between licensed and unlicensed spectrum as the company gears up to launch its connectivity section.
Government needs a strong security solution that protects information from external threats and controls employee access depending on job requirements and security clearance, says Gordon Hayden, sales manager at CA Southern Africa.
Business-to-business integration covers all areas of electronic commerce, including orders, invoices, notifications and confirmations, says Etienne du Toit, manager for the Integration Business Unit at Westrocon.