Time ripe for digital education

As the global digital wave intensifies, there is an increasing amount of pressure on South African...

ITU to fix black boxes?

Following the disappearance of flight MH370, the Malaysian Minister for Communications and Multimedia called upon ITU...

Africa’s social business solution

International enterprises are using Social Business Software (SBS) for the high-impact engagement of corporate audiences, allowing...

Intel to teach the teachers

Intel will provide its Teach and Learn programs free of charge to selected South African teachers...

The online risk for retailers

Launching an online business, or taking an existing business online, requires a new set of skills...

Japan Week comes to Sandton

Some of the best loved Japanese companies are showing off their latest gadgets at Japan Week,...

Torque to train disabled

It is estimated that 3.1 million South Africans are disabled, with some 393 000 being visually...

PC not dead – just different

Despite reports of slowing PC sales and claims of its death, the real truth is that...

Tech trends that count

Deloitte, last week launched its fifth annual Tech Trends report highlighting 10 trends that could have...

Piracy opens door to hackers

A new study has revealed that cybercriminals are employing malware embedded in PCs that are running...

Hawks, Microsoft, swoop on software pirates

A collaboration between the Hawks and Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) and Anti-Piracy teams has led...

The one-time-password epic fail

New global research has revealed that almost 50% of one-time-passwords fail to reach their recipients due...

SA takes to safety gadgets

A recent Accenture survey in South Africa has revealed that 81 percent of respondents are interested...

SAS debuts SA-made fraud solution

SAS South Africa will launch a locally developed procurement fraud solution which it claims will change...

How to manage gadgets during load-shedding

Most South Africans have got used to load-shedding, but earlier this month we fell victim to...

Big changes for marketing in 2014

The consumer landscape is changing rapidly and marketing and communications professionals must adapt quickly to the...

Quest for cool ‘geek’ girls

Girls Invent Tomorrow have started a nationwide roadshow in order to educate high school girls about...

PocketWiFi saves millions

The PocketWiFi was made available to executives over a year ago, offering them a secure connection...

History of night sky now open

The Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute (PARI) has initiated a crowd funding drive that will help make...