The Institute of Information Technology Professionals South Africa opens nominations for the 2022 President’s Awards.
The growing work-from-anywhere trend could further erode SA’s IT skills base, as offshore opportunities beckon.
The technology is limited in digitising businesses and its effectiveness in bringing returns is also questioned.
A staggering 80% of businesses globally say their automation and digitisation efforts have not given the returns they expected.
Joburg joins forces with the local ICT industry body, to boost ICT sector and digital skills development across the city.
The University of Johannesburg vice-chancellor and principal professor is named IT Personality of the Year at the 2021 IITPSA President’s Awards.
The institute’s 2021 awards will recognise local ICT sector leaders for excellence in the ‘new normal’.
The IITPSA hosts a Computer Talent Search to identify local learners with information technology talent.
Most indigenous African languages are not represented in platforms that often originate from North America or Europe.
Nominate who you believe should be in the running for the IT industry’s top accolades.
This emerged in the 2021 ICT Skills Survey, carried out by Wits University’s JCSE in partnership with the Institute of Information Technology Professionals SA.
The gold medal and Standard Bank Trophy were awarded to Minkyum Kim, a Grade 10 pupil at Reddam House Durbanville.