Digital twin technology is a hint of where digital technologies, combined with IOT, can take us, says George Senzere, solutions engineering manager at Schneider Electric.

Enterprise resource planning remains the brains of the business, but it needs intelligence for a new age, says Bernard Ford, CEO of One Channel.

The case for adopting a new, post-modern enterprise resource planning solution is, frankly, infallible, says Bernard Ford, CEO of One Channel.

The culture change can start with extracurricular activities like robotics and coding classes, which can be presented to all ages, says Lulu Burger, director of Education at the OnSite Group.

The essence of edge is to move some of the storage and compute to a different site closer to where the data is being generated, says George Senzere, Solutions Engineering Manager at Schneider Electric.

We can't beat the skills challenge without joining forces.

If you want to optimise operations, you need to follow the guidance of operations people, says Lance Zikalala, MD at nCoded Solutions.

We aren't developing technology-savvy leaders or technology skills nearly as fast and broadly as we require, says Gary de Menezes, Country General Manager for Sub-Saharan Africa at Micro Focus.

The next iteration of mobile connectivity, 5G, is on its way. But this will be more than just a step up in speed. 5G will change how the world communicates and what we communicate with.

Modern cloud platforms, such as cloud ERP, bring the best while leaving behind the worst, says Bernard Ford, CEO of One Channel.

It's time to stop keeping the workforce at arm's length and instead treat them as critical parts of the system, says Christo van Staden, regional manager for sub-Saharan Africa at Forcepoint.

With the choose your own device system, the company procures the devices, but the employees have a say in what they prefer to work with, says Clayton Campbell, director of the Onsite Group.