Articles about Microsoft

Gauteng under fire for failing to pay R344m Microsoft licence fees

The Gauteng Provincial Government owes Microsoft R344 million in unpaid licence fees, placing core services, from healthcare to education, at risk.

Edge computing: The missing link in modern retail efficiency

Edge computing is transforming retail by turning in-store data into real-time insights that can streamline operations and improve the customer experience.

DAC Systems sets sights on AI-driven business impact at Microsoft Ignite

Bernard Vertenten, Microsoft solutions business development at DAC Systems, will join the San Francisco event as a delegate hosted by the First Distribution Microsoft team.

Diopoint: Empowering business transformation through customer-centric IT solutions

Diopoint helps companies simplify IT operations through next-generation hyper-converged infrastructure solutions.

Google, YouTube to pour R688m into SA’s media sector

The Competition Commission orders Google and YouTube to invest R688 million in the local media industry, as revenue-share compensation.

Technical training is no longer optional – even if you’re not in IT

CTU Training Solutions’ Hanri Labuschagne says South Africans must embrace continuous technical upskilling to stay employable in a digital-first economy.

Azure by credit card vs CSP: Why finance and IT prefer CSP

Buying Azure through the Cloud Solution Provider model offers financial flexibility, built-in partner support and proactive cost governance.

KnowBe4-Microsoft integration boosts defence in depth

The integration brings together KnowBe4 Defend and Microsoft Defender for Office 365 into a unified platform that offers enhanced threat detection, user security and streamlined management.

Windows 11 glitch hits justice department’s IT systems

The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development’s systems have been disrupted by a Windows 11 malfunction.

Infrastructure gaps expose SA firms to cyber attacks

Weak infrastructure leaves South African businesses vulnerable to cyber hacks, warns BDO’s latest Techtonic States Report.

Canon builds more security into print

The print environment is often an entry point for cyber attackers, warns Yenayena Ngidi, Workspace Product Manager, Canon EMEA.

Not all training is created equal

Accredited cybersecurity training is non-negotiable, says Brad Thomas, director at NIL Africa.