The bank will have by the end of this year provided 1 776 staff members across Africa with cloud computing skills through its initiative with AWS.
Chief information officer Nomthi Nelwamondo says the insurer is accelerating its investments in digital technologies to stay ahead of the game.
The cloud-neutral data centre provider completes the first phase of its Midrand-based data centre expansion, as it grows to meet skyrocketing demand.
Netskope, a US-based cloud, data and network security provider, is a leader in the application of SASE and CASB services, also known as Cloud Security Gateway.
Because a cloud-based PBX system uses the internet to make calls, it doesn’t require nearly as much hardware as a traditional phone system.
IBM joins forces with the National Youth Development Agency in SA, as part of a global plan to provide 30 million people with new skills by 2030.
Storage lies at the heart of IT infrastructure, and managing data sprawl is critical, says Gerhard Fourie, channel lead at Commvault Africa.
Cloud-managed networks have key software features that reduce the burden on IT staff, while delivering business-class service, reliability and flexibility for years to come.
The channel is changing, with big bang licences and service deployments making space for subscription customer relationships, says Sage.
SA is 10 years behind global counterparts in the implementation of tech that could contribute to its digital economy, says minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni.
With three in-country availability zones and a shared security model, AWS Cloud enables the security, compliance and data sovereignty local healthcare providers need.
Fujitsu’s experience and research show the adaptability to respond to business users’ continuing needs for flexibility is still lacking.