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Mar 25, 2022

Turning vision into reality

SPONSORED: Nothing is more steady in the ICT world as change, with new frontiers constantly being challenged. Much of what was in the minds of visionaries decades ago has now either become reality or may be possible in the short to medium term.

Exploring African solutions for integrated service delivery

SPONSORED: In Africa, we share many IT challenges that are unique to this continent. The public sector in South Africa can learn a lot from our fellow African countries in their journey to effective service delivery through technology, says Mark Reynolds, Commercial Business Director, Sub-Saharan Africa, for VMware.

The next frontier

SPONSORED: A recent survey on threat report landscapes undertaken by VMware has found that over the past 12 months, a shocking 93% of organisations have suffered some compromise of data, whether minor or a massive breach that made news headlines.

MANAGING SECURITY’S WEAKEST LINK

SPONSORED: The workforce has had to change and adapt in recent months, has your security evolved too?

TECHNOLOGY: PIVOTING AFRICA’S ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT

SPONSORED: With a journey that began with helping her mother, a one-woman IT entrepreneur supporting two children from home, Lorna Hardie, regional director with VMware, has grown to make her mark on the South African IT sector.

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Cloud Computing

12 Jan

SA’s Routed to be acquired

German-based global IT solutions provider Evoila agrees to acquire the South African neutral cloud platform provider, as it looks to expand across the continent.

Containment fills security gaps to boost ransomware defence, compliance

Automated containment solutions are crucial to help contain attacks in real-time and improve ransomware resilience.

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Consulting and IT Services

Feb 17, 2025

Top ICT tenders: National departments target tech

This week’s tenders see the departments of transport, tourism, public works and National Treasury make direct appeals to the ICT sector.

Kimberly Guest