Over a third of global firms use the Internet of things and 70% of these adopters have moved beyond the pilot stage, according to Vodafone IOT Barometer 2019.

Those fighting illicit trade are about to get a welcome addition to their arsenal, as tracking is poised for a dramatic improvement in effectiveness.

If growth of attack techniques continues into 2019 through hits on automated tech, the best years of system security may well be behind us.

Despite the hype around the deployment of 5G in 2019, 3G remains the present reality for SA.

IFS South Africa and Matsei Technologies develop a digital aquaponics farming solution using the Internet of things, to help combat malnutrition in Africa.

There are five key elements that 2019 IT strategies must include, says Jane Thomson, MD of EOH Infor Services, Infor's master partner in Africa.

Like any great Western, IOT is the new technology frontier and it brings its own fair share of challenges to the saloon, says Andrew Heuvel, CTO at SqwidNet.

There's reason to think we will be enjoying the spread of true Internet of things much sooner than expected: the arrival of 5G.

Whoever owns the data generated by IOT devices is responsible for its security, says Particle.

META ICT spending will exceed $200 billion in 2019, as more organisations experiment with transformative technologies, says IDC.

It's important to acknowledge that security risks associated with edge computing are different to those of a centralised environment.

Deloitte predicts at least 25 operators will launch 5G services in 2019 and 20 handset vendors will unveil 5G-ready handsets this year.