A flexible structure rests on employees being equipped with the technology they need wherever they are, rather than expecting them to rely on personal devices, says Theuns Kotze, MD at BSI IMETA.
The BYOD model is still widely used, but most companies handle it reactively rather than implementing policies from the outset.
The US-based chipmaker announces key executive appointments as it looks to turn around its faltering fortunes.
The aim is to enhance the integrity, fairness and quality of domestic competitions by addressing concerns over refereeing decisions.
South Africa can’t have its data controlled by everybody, anywhere in the world, says minister Blade Nzimande.
The private higher education institution announces key developments in creating sign language for Deaf computer science students.
A focus on digitisation aids the Department of Home Affairs to root out corruption, boost efficiency and bring in revenue.
In addition to the established awards, the IITPSA Women in IT Chapter has introduced a new category: the Woman in IT Excellence Award.
The Women in Tech programme aims to improve gender equality and innovation in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
A proactive upgrade plan paves the way to seamless adoption, predictable costs and long-term benefits, says Axiz.
The Digicloud Africa partner assisted a Kenyan contact centre by implementing ChromeOS across its fleet.
Arctic Wolf examines Interlock’s most common attack methods and provides tips on how to protect your organisation.