Articles about SITA

Top ICT tenders: Home Affairs locks down authentication, access control

The State Information Technology Agency is calling for a system that will legally bind users to transactions.

Comms minister outlines key fixes for SITA

Process automation will minimise risks and ensure even small indiscretions are addressed at the State IT Agency.

Probe uncovers ‘systematic weaknesses’ at SITA

The Public Service Commission’s diagnostic report on SITA identifies systemic and mutually-reinforcing governance weaknesses.

SITA reports R1bn revenue shortfall

For the year ended March, the agency’s total revenue amounted to R7.36 billion, compared to a budget of R8.41 billion.

Top ICT tenders: Transversal networking contract up for grabs

The hardware and services contract will run for a period of five years, says the State IT Agency.

Top ICT tenders: National Treasury prioritises e-procurement

The national department reveals its current manual procurement processes have structural weaknesses.

Top ICT tenders: Home Affairs targets revenue administration

The national department seeks a system that will facilitate the collection, reconciliation and reporting of revenue administration in its local operations.

Top ICT tenders: Postbank looks to mobile network operators

The financial institution requires robust and consistent network connectivity at its national distributed points-of-presence.

Top ICT tenders: Sanral investigates centralised tolling solution

A request for information from the South African National Roads Agency could see an alternative to its complex tolling environment, it says.

SITA refutes suffering cyber attack

The State Information Technology Agency says claims of unauthorised access to government systems are without foundation.

Top ICT tenders: Mpumalanga education to upgrade connectivity

High-speed networks will be rolled out to schools, circuit offices and teacher development centres, says the provincial department.

Top ICT tenders: Home Affairs looks to digital transformation

Disparate projects have resulted in several systemic challenges, says the Department of Home Affairs.