Articles about automation

Senior tech talent in demand as AI changes iGaming hiring

iGaming firms prioritise senior tech talent as AI shifts hiring toward skills-based recruitment models globally and in SA.

Momentum reports R40m savings from AI, automation

The insurer sets its sights on embedding AI and intelligent automation as a compounding structural advantage for the group.

The future of AI and humanity: Why enterprise leaders are choosing augmentation over replacement

As global AI regulation evolves and enterprise adoption accelerates, organisations are moving away from automation extremes and towards accountable human-AI collaboration.

Millennials embrace service robots but fear job losses

Young South Africans are curious about service robots in tourism, but concerns about unemployment and inequality mount, says a UJ study.

Automate or fall behind

Automation shifts IT asset management from reactive to proactive, says Valene Nagiah, head of asset tracking and management at V-Track.

2026: The year quality engineering grows up

In 2026, competitive advantage will come from integrating AI into a disciplined quality framework that ensures reliability, traceability and trust, says Leon Lodewyks, CTO of Inspired Testing.

NEC XON to advance cyber resilience at Palo Alto Networks Ignite On Tour Johannesburg

The event will take place on 26 February at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit.

PBT Group: Data and technology trends that will define 2026

In 2026, success hinges on maturing data/AI efforts with scalable architectures, augmented analytics and robust governance, says Andreas Bartsch, head of innovation and services at PBT Group.

Connectivity as strategy: The dawn of true operational intelligence

In 2026, organisations that pull ahead will be those that recognise connectivity as the control layer of intelligent operations.

How Microsoft Sentinel is transforming security operations with AI and automation

Microsoft Sentinel has evolved beyond being just another security information and event management tool, says Westcon-Comstor Southern Africa's Victor Mabotja.

Automation and the end of entry-level work

AI quietly takes over entry-level tasks that helped young professionals find their footing, eroding roles that once served as the bridge between study and skill.

How automation, integration, employee empowerment are redefining complex payroll

When payroll is modernised, it becomes a genuine enabler of agility and growth, says Ian McAlister, GM at CRS Technologies.