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The new normal calls for leadership with a human touch (virtually)

The workplace is no longer only a brick-and-mortar construct where people go to work, but an Internet-based setup where people do work, says Garsen Naidu, country manager, Cisco South Africa.

Cisco

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FlowCentric Technologies

May 20, 2020

How to pandemic-proof your business

COVID-19 is teaching us that we must be able to conduct business in a virtual manner, as face-to-face and office-bound methods aren’t sustainable, says Denis Bensch, CIO of FlowCentric Technologies.

FlowCentric Technologies

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Khipu Networks

May 20, 2020

How to approach remote-working security

Security is made worse by increasing complexity, and the sudden need to work from home has made things very complex, says Khipu Networks country manager Gareth Trollip.

EOH supports corporate SA with release of Sikhona

The corporate crisis-management app will help companies manage the safe return to work of staff and enable employers to make informed data-driven decisions.

Four business opportunities amid the crisis

Integrate your communication channels and obtain a competitive advantage in your customer support strategy, says Enghouse Interactive.

Enghouse Interactive - Presence

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Gauteng Provincial Legislature

May 19, 2020

A virtual first for Gauteng’s provincial legislature

The legislative branch of the Gauteng province readies to host its first virtual house sitting today.

The digital future of education

E-learning platforms help solve the challenges brought on by lockdown and offers educational institutions a way to broaden their reach and overcome infrastructure limitations.

Insider cyber threat: Time is of the essence

Since insiders have fewer barriers to overcome, the time-to-compromise and time-to-exfiltrate metrics for insider threat actions is grim.

Secure remote access for students, faculty and staff at scale

FortiGate next-generation firewalls have built-in support for virtual private networks.

CRM helps businesses recover from economic uncertainty

With the right CRM tool, companies will be given the opportunity to boost productivity and sales in a flexible and sustainable way, says Michael Bornheim, principal consultant at iOCO.

Hisense offers SA staff loans as salaries amid COVID-19

The company institutes a no work, no pay policy for non-essential employees, while others receive their salaries on a loan or advance basis.

Virtual consultations on lockdown easing begin

President Cyril Ramaphosa will today chair a virtual meeting that will deliberate on the prospect of moving most of the country to level three of the COVID-19 lockdown.

Staff Writer