Many businesses have shifted to smart A4 MFPs because of the added capabilities, says Lawrence van Namen, product marketing manager at Lexmark.
The average employee doesn't see printing as a particularly costly activity, says Mark Hiller, country GM of Lexmark SA.
The CIO and CEO need to work closely together and align IT with the strategic pulse of the organisation, says Michael de Andrade, CEO of EnterpriseWorx.
Cloud services represent a great opportunity for South African entrepreneurs and the economy, says Angela Meadon, technical writer at Entelect Software.
Test automation is often the victim of unrealistic expectations, says Mark Myburgh, a test manager at EOH Application Management.
Every company or corporation sees different roles as different titles, says Catherine Lee, finance recruitment consultant at Recruitgroup.
But managers will continue to keep a close watch on the bottom line, says Simon Campbell-Young, CEO of Phoenix Software.
Every business should seriously consider putting at least part of its operations online, says Johani Marais, country manager of HansaWorld SA.
As more South Africans shop online, businesses should start considering an e-commerce strategy, says Simon Bestbier, account director at Realmdigital.
Executives require sound information to make core decisions, but a reliance on weak project information leads to trust breakdown, says Barend Cronj'e, CEO of CoLAB.
The new cloud computing approach lets companies refine the model further and benefit more from their business continuity spend, says Justin Lord, GM of Hosting Services at ContinuitySA.
Keep the process simple and develop a habit of conducting reviews more often, says Phil Meyer, technology director at Softline Pastel Payroll.