Articles about SITA

Ramaphosa orders Special Investigating Unit to probe SITA

President Cyril Ramaphosa tasks the Special Investigating Unit with probing suspected maladministration and corruption at the State IT Agency.

Top ICT tenders: Transnet aims to improve rolling stock efficiency

The state-owned company considers advanced supersite technology to automate inspections and condition-based assessment.

Paper-based processes reign supreme in govt HR practices

Digitisation of HR management in the state’s provincial and national departments is fragmented, with many HR systems only partially digitised, or still manual.

H3C announces the Effective OEM/OSM Framework Agreement established with SITA to streamline procurement for SA government

The agreement allows government departments and public entities to procure H3C’s technology solutions directly through SITA.

Top ICT tenders: National departments return to tech needs

Government’s top levels venture back into ICT procurement, as a resolution to the delayed National Budget nears.

SITA denies it’s to blame for ‘nearly all’ home affairs ICT issues

The embattled State Information Technology Agency looks to continue working with the Department of Home Affairs, despite talk of separation from the ministry.

Top ICT tenders: Broadband Infraco prepares for I-ECS licence transfer

The company will acquire the licence from a private seller; however, the transfer will be subject to regulatory approval.

Top ICT tenders: Eskom looks to cellular for remote metering

It is critical to have sufficient modems available to download metering data for customer billing, says the utility.

Business Leadership SA decries politicisation of SITA issues

Government’s ability to embrace and work with world-class IT systems is too important to politicise the issue, says Busi Mavuso, CEO of BLSA.

Top ICT tenders: Transnet targets tech for fuel management

The state-owned entity believes the fuel management system will assist ports with fuel theft prevention and put an end to unauthorised fuel dispensing.

Cornered SITA moves to connect SA courts in two months

Procurement glitches impacted the finalisation of the two outstanding courts, and SITA says it will connect the remaining facilities “soon”.

SITA takes flak for delays in digitising SA courts

The agency is singled out as a major impediment to courts operating effectively due to connectivity and infrastructure issues.