In ICT, we have a serious lack of female representation, from development to executive positions, says Phakiso Lerato Mataitsane, founder and CEO Pax Divitiae.
Gender inequalities in tech persist, proving that addressing the elephant in the room is no longer the polite thing to do – it’s imperative to the future of the industry, says BBD.
Organisations need to take a step back, re-strategise their security infrastructure and plan for a post-coronavirus world.
Once the proper processes are in place and businesses are equipped with the tools to automate finances, the one-day close becomes an enormous value-add, says Paul Bouchier, Sales Director at iOCO.
Neither traditional nor cloud platform-specific ETL tools alone may be up to the task of integrating data from multiple sources across increasingly hybrid environments.
Business resilience, and how Gijima’s Advanced Cyber Defence security capabilities support it, will come under discussion at a virtual series of roundtables in October.
Delport replaces Hans Wencke, who will remain founder and owner of xneelo and will continue to work with the leadership team in an advisory role.
Axiz Technology Services is enabling partners of all sizes to expand their service portfolios and increase their revenue streams using the company's no-risk, try and buy model.
InnoVent, an IT financing and leasing specialist, believes in positioning women for success in business by creating an inclusive culture.
The annual resource highlights the critical work that South African heads of cyber security do to protect organisations from attack.
A focus on technology across the public sector drives a surge in tender opportunity.
Women’s Month is important because women’s achievements aren’t always recognised – and women themselves tend to stay quiet, says Deirdré Van Rooy, head of marketing and communications at Altron Systems Integration.