Business continuity aspects are typically overlooked in business, says Hubert Wentzel, divisional director at EOH Consulting.
There are a lot of options when it comes to flavours of cloud service, says Barry Gill, product development manager at Mimecast.
Security is a worry as the mobile workforce needs access to critical systems and resources, says Hennie Moolman, MD of AfricaSD.
Most software packages available today are still designed for the single-core world, says Othelo Vieira, Acer notebook product manager at Tarsus Technologies.
The number of VOIP users in the country is expected to reach 100 000 within the next three years, says Pieter Botha, operations director at Skycall.
Not many companies concede there is a data problem, says Aubrey Van Aswegen, MD of Knowledge Integration Dynamics.
People with intricate knowledge of business processes and policies often retire or move to greener pastures, says Marc Scheepbouwer, MD of Intellient.
The solution is positioned to leverage infrastructure investments and reduce costs, says Galdon Data director Sebastian Wade.
SMEs continue to show interest in enterprise resource planning systems, says Keith Fenner, sales director of Softline Accpac.
Winning businesses will develop a competitive advantage by understanding human consciousness, says Brian Khumalo, chairperson of Leaders Unlimited.
CRM technology can help to put companies ahead of their competition, says Roger Strain, director of Liquid Thought.
It only takes one unexpected event, such as human error, to send a system down, says Bradley Janse van Rensburg, solutions design manager at ContinuitySA.
Companies waste millions in lost productivity and potential efficiency gains because employees misuse equipment, says Holger Groenert, manager of product marketing at Itec SA.