These partnerships have been key to businesses surviving the online trading spike during the COVID-19 pandemic, says Hayden Sadler, country manager at Infinidat South Africa.
Technology integrator achieves reliable backup, extended data retention for Office 365 with Veritas SaaS Backup.
The citizen engagement platform will be used to assist the Department of Social Development to locate and register early childhood development centres.
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Monitoring and managing computers and devices is now more important than ever, says Panda Security.
Drive Control Corporation,, exclusive StorMagic distributor for SA and SADC, has announced StorMagic’s acquisition of KeyNexus, an innovator and designer of encryption key management solutions.
Data migration should receive a higher priority when planning the switch to S/4HANA, says Graham Hartlett, specialised sales SAP consultant at T-Systems South Africa.
How data science analytics helps with predictive maintenance.
Dane Richards, CTO of JMR Software, discusses common pain points experienced by insurance companies during software migrations.
The United Nations says the world cannot cede virtual spaces to those who traffic in lies, fear and hate.
NASA’s latest deep space ground station will be hosted in SA, following its partnership with the South African National Space Agency.
Companies must embrace a data-centric approach and develop a strategic understanding of what data they have and how valuable it is to their business operations, says CyberTech.
On any given day, Google tracks more than 270 targeted or government-backed attacker groups from more than 50 countries.
