Government has made some bold statements about how digital technologies will empower and enable South Africans, but what does a realistic picture for a digital government look like?

Bringing together designers from a wide range of industries, tech intertwined with creativity at Design Indaba 2020.

The telecoms industry has had to change its approach, which, according to MTN SA’s CEO, Godfrey Motsa, isn’t necessarily a bad thing.

There’s a fear that automation will steal workers’ jobs, so what can they do? And what should organisations do to ensure they’re not simply fuelling the unemployment statistics?

As brands embrace hyper-personalisation, are they actually improving customer experience or losing the human touch?

By providing a virtually tamper-proof way of safeguarding data and ensuring its integrity, blockchain has so many applications across a wide range of industries.

It’s punting its own version of Google Mobile Services but this doesn’t mean Huawei is saying goodbye to Android.

Creating an app is not always the best solution to business problems, agreed panellists at an OfferZen conference.

Aside from salary, company culture is the top consideration for software developers looking to change jobs, says OfferZen.

4G can’t cope with the possibilities that accompany Industry 4.0, says Nicolas Blixell, VP at Ericsson for MEA.

Keen to improve customer experience, MTN worked alongside Ericsson in eight African countries to improve its networks.

Chatbots have improved over the years but there’s still much work to be done, say Pieter de Villiers and Brett King.