ITWeb TV: IQbusiness CEO on why SA firms should avoid ‘AI vomit’ | Ep #155
In this episode of ITWeb TV, Rob Godlonton, CEO of IQbusiness, warns against businesses using artificial intelligence simply to adopt emerging technologies. He describes poorly considered AI-generated output as “AI vomit”.
The acquisition entrenches the company's long-term growth strategy and accelerates international expansion.
The company completes its restructuring exercise and appoints Rob Godlonton as new CEO, replacing Adam Craker.
The merger comes under a united, refreshed iqbusiness brand and the introduction of a new tech design, says the group.
The intention is to merge the companies under a single brand to create a digital integrator within Reunert ICT.
The systems integrator concludes an agreement to acquire privately-owned MMC for an undisclosed sum.
The JSE-listed firm acquires a 74.2% stake in local technology consultancy firm IQbusiness for an undisclosed amount.
The +OneX work experience internship cultivates the skills of recent graduates and young IT workers.
OneX buys Triple H Cloud Services to add managed private cloud capability to its suite of business transformation solutions and services.
Stephen van Coller accuses eight individuals for the corruption scandal that hit the JSE-listed IT services firm.
The company, which will reveal findings of the ENSafrica investigation tomorrow, announces the resignations of three top executives.
EOH has reported a loss for the year of R104 million, compared to a R1.17 billion profit last year.
The focus must become about building on data that delivers real insights and measurable value, says South Africa Qlik Master Reseller.