GovTech 2023 is organised and hosted by the State Information and Technology Agency.
Despite staffing challenges, State IT Agency CEO Dr Bongani Mabaso says the entity is not stepping off the gas in making sure vacant top management positions are filled.
SA’s education system must shift from its exam focus, to become a pathway to employability, says WeThinkCode’s Nyari Samushonga.
This year’s GovTech awards recognise Liquid Intelligent, Take Note IT and SALGA for advancing technological change.
The metropolitan municipality aims to equip one million young people with critical IT skills within the next three years.
Minister Blade Nzimande implores GovTech to come up with modernised ways for job-seekers to apply for government jobs.
While conceding R3 billion for phase two is not enough, the comms minister says partnerships will make it possible.
Mondli Gungubele tasks delegates at SITA’s annual ICT conference to address key issues, including shaping robust policy.
The tech giant’s AI skills development project will upskill 2 000 local small, medium and micro enterprises.
KwaZulu-Natal province will host the State IT Agency’s annual GovTech ICT conference, taking place from 12 to 14 September.
Register for GovTech 2023!
SITA is looking to attract and engage with the best ICT minds, strategists, influencers, idea generators, solution finders, pioneers and pathway finders for GovTech 2023. Taking place from 12-14 September at the Durban International Convention Centre, this premier event paves the way for the adoption of technologies that can shape our digital future and drive a new way of work and service delivery improvement. Go to www.govtech.gov.za to secure your ticket today! #govtech #govtech2023 #sita
GovTech 2023 will acknowledge innovation and tech advancement through the Digital Public Service Awards.