Bolt adds conversational AI to ride-hailing, with a ChatGPT integration now available to South African customers.
The e-hailing firm introduces frequent verification checks for drivers and suspends offenders to improve rider safety in South Africa.
Mobile connectivity is unlocking new-generation use cases across industries and reshaping economies.
The company says its continued commitment to the local market is reinforced by its strong partnership with Zebra Technologies.
The Tarlen Carshare platform enables individuals to generate income from their vehicles by renting them out to potential users, says Charles Aruya, founder of Tarlen Carshare.
The continent's shared mobility market is forecast to reach R147 billion in value by 2030.
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Car sharing offers digital nomads the flexibility, affordability and convenience they need to get the job done, says Charles Aruya, founder of Tarlen.
Digital transformation is not a destination, says Winston Ritson, chief operations officer of Liquid Cloud and Cyber Security.
Applications, identity and mobility for remote work
A Brainstorm magazine and VMware roundtable, held on 23 September, discussed the complications of remote working on mobility and how best to balance user experience with IT control.
The use of social networks in the context of e-commerce transactions sees the rise of internet sensation ‘Brother Pomegranate’ amid the growing global trend of rural entrepreneurship.
Professor Herman Singh, CEO of Future Advisory, says enabling mobility will soon entail connecting cars, bicycles and drones in new and innovative ways.
Businesses must change how they support and manage their technology.
Qhubeka programme is using bicycles as tools of change, connecting people to schools, jobs and clinics, says Dimension Data.