The evolving business landscape means companies must start thinking now about the skills they need for the future, says Nicol Myburgh, head of the HR Business Unit at CRS Technologies.
The CIO is the culture change leader and the chief HR officer is a key partner in shifting IT team members’ mindset to create digital transformation in the workplace, says Gartner.
An analyst predicts a significant number of jobs in financial services will be lost as technology advances.
The technology company announces the appointment of Garsen Naidu, who takes over as country manager of SA.
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The mobile operator announces CEO changes in Zambia, Rwanda and Cote d’Ivoire.
Parliament’s communications committee invites South Africans to nominate suitable candidates to fill five vacancies at the ICASA council.
Instead of looking to the past this Heritage Day, local companies should be planning for the future, says Nobuhle Zwane, human capital manager at Argility.
Top business technology news | 6 - 11 June 2022
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Around 120 million workers in the world’s top 12 economies will need to be retrained in tech and soft skills in the next three years, says IBM.
McKinsey research demonstrates that digitisation and automation in South Africa are likely to result in a net gain in jobs, rather than a loss, as widely feared.
The finance union says it supports digitalisation in the sector but banks must assist employees with the transition.
The software company names Andrea Lodolo chief operations officer, and Michael Brink chief technology officer.
Employees publicly urge MTN to reconsider selling off its stores, while MTN has reiterated the store transformation is not about reducing stores or reducing jobs.