Governments must set aside a percentage of their budgets to train, retrain and develop their workforce, says TIS Holdings' Mbongiseni Khumalo.
Savvy software developers should spend a bit of time focusing on their people skills, says Brian Harding, co-founder of Airborne.
Apple's latest offering to the cellular phone market doesn't disappoint, says Dani Dayan, Gline Internet Sales.
The next wave will benefit customers by providing a highly distributed and flexible deployment model, says Keith Fenner, VP of sales at Softline Accpac.
Solid architectural processes ensure enterprises have a suitable infrastructure, says Dr Fritz Solms, CEO of Solms TCD.
Governance, risk and compliance will take centre stage in South African businesses over the next few years, says Kgabo Badimo, MD of Spescom DataVoice.
It is vital to perform a data backup before any viruses or human errors cause data loss, says Reon Coetzee, Toshiba regional sales manager, Southern Africa.
Crowded enclosures have a negative impact on efficiency, uptime, and the overall look and feel of data centres, says Paolo Miglietta, VP of APC by Schneider Electric SA.
Information has become a critical asset for companies and needs to be managed accordingly, says Derek Weatherall, ECM service delivery manager at Datacentrix.
UC is the next logical step in the communications world, says Henry McCracken, regional sales director: Africa at Aspect Software.
Proactive monitoring solutions help to ensure damaging downtime does not occur, says Jaroslav Cerny, CEO of RDB Consulting.
Instant messaging is gaining momentum as a business communications tool, and carries many of the same risks as e-mail, says Simon Campbell-Young, CEO of Phoenix Software.
Social media allows users to add value and improve applications as they use them, says Martin Tassev, MD of Loophold Security Distribution.