Crises or global shifts lead to new ways of doing things. We look at some of the trends the COVID-19 crisis is driving and the manner in which these may change how business is done.
At the introduction of the lockdown period, less than half of surveyed organisations had rolled out a digital transformation strategy that enabled remote working.
IoT.nxt and Vodacom are hosting a webinar on 19 August, to elaborate on the art of the possible using IOT technology.
Universe Direct Rentals can ensure a quick and efficient transition from the office environment to working from home.
Smart Staff Optimization is a set of solutions that allows companies to take advantage of the benefits that working remotely brings to the contact centre.
DFIR Labs' Veronica Schmitt will share what not to do when it comes to IR at the upcoming ITWeb Security Summit.
Remote monitoring and management of IT systems holds advantages for the business and the user alike, says Nashua.
Achieve continuous uptime of your SAP services.
The global pandemic has kick-started the growth of an entirely new generation, and it has nothing to do with age, says Nicol Myburgh, head: CRS Technologies HCM Business Unit.
Companies must become more responsive to unanticipated future requirements as a new technology landscape emerges, says James Ndegwa, business manager at Westcon-Comstor Sub-Saharan Africa.
With a sudden surge in remote working, driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, companies need to find ways to provide staff with an experience equivalent to being in the office.
Agility is probably the only way companies will stay in business as the world changes and technology evolves the way businesses operate and customers engage.