New clients include African Parks, Avbob, Montego, Safair, Econofoods, Adcock Ingram and Hulamin.
Communications minister Solly Malatsi allows the Film and Publication Board to probe allegations levelled against suspended CEO Dr Mashilo Boloka.
Rochelle Mountany will drive the direction of AfriGIS and help businesses use data insights for better decision-making.
The parties’ legal teams will engage on the next steps required for the reinstatement of the fired board members.
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The webinar was hosted by the Women in IT chapter of the Institute of Information Technology Professionals South Africa.
Multinational cloud computing giant Amazon Web Services estimates that by 2029, it will have pumped a total of R46 billion into its South African business.
Top business technology news | 6 - 11 June 2022
A summary of the top business technology stories shared by ITWeb between 6 - 11 June 2022. Visit www.itweb.co.za for more news. #Discovery #HRandPayroll #Metaverse
Female tech executives laud the inclusion of women in the tech space, but caution that stereotypical thinking still exists in companies today.
Educational institutions can benefit from AI-powered evaluation tools, which highlight diverse strengths, such as creativity, collaboration and innovation.
DVT's annual #DVTMoveForCharity Challenge raised R30 000 for a worthy cause.
The mobile operator appoints four non-executive directors to the boards of its MTN Group Fintech and Bayobab businesses.
Females continue exiting South Africa’s tech field in large numbers − a trend that heightens underrepresentation, warns BCX CFO Cheryl-Jane Kujenga.