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Loadshedding fuels the cloud
24 March 2023In 2020, it was the pandemic. Now a new crisis drives adoption, writes SUMEETH SINGH, cloud...
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Influencer marketers fall foul of trademarks
20 March 2023Influencers frequently post reviews and advice to consumers, but they run several risks, writes AMANI PATEL,...
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Is your phone spying on you?
17 March 2023Study reveals smartphone spyware apps are hard to detect and remove, and easily leak sensitive personal...
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Women’s Day: Equal opportunity not enough
7 March 2023Tomorrow is International Women's Day, and many businesses will talk about inclusion, but their responsibilities do...
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If your business hasn’t heard of ISO 27001, it’s in trouble
27 February 2023Cybersecurity compliance is becoming a must have in the digital era, but is still a tick-box...
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Cinema entrenches AI gender bias
22 February 2023A study finds that just 8% of all depictions of AI professionals from a century of...
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The power of forgetting
20 February 2023Unlearning is critical to building data skills in 2023, writes KEVIN HANEGAN, chief learning officer at Qlik.
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Online retailers must meet customers in their world
17 February 2023Personalisation is the golden key to customer experience, writes David Meintjes, CEO of TELVIVA.
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Doctors’ education must change
13 February 2023Given the rapid pace of technology, medical training needs to adapt quickly or risk becoming redundant,...
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Women in STEM hold key to future
10 February 2023Tomorrow is International Day of Women and Girls in Science, and we highlight their role in...
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Teraco gets R11.8bn for expansion
1 February 2023South Africa's biggest carrier-neutral data centre provider is about to get bigger.
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Tech will change last mile-delivery in 2023
30 January 2023Transportation and logistics are developing in Africa, and technology will play an important role in their...
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Future is promising – but bumpy
19 January 2023The top IT trends of 2023 include accidental sustainability, writes JOE BAGULEY, VP and CTO of...
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Top 10 global consumer trends of 2023
17 January 2023Euromonitor International says humans and machines will need to be in sync this year.
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Tech alone can’t solve digital divide
13 January 2023Study of a refugee community in the USA shows that, even when connectivity is available, other...
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SA etail hits R55bn in 2022
30 December 2022A "pandemic dividend" saw the South African lockdown boom in home deliveries continue for the past...
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Top tech predictions for 2023
29 December 2022In 2023, technology will rise to meet new expectations, writes JEFF CLARKE, co-COO of Dell Technologies.
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Study reveals true value of elephants
23 December 2022An international team of researchers has mapped out the values and benefits of elephants to help...
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Power outages killing lights … and cellphone signals
21 December 2022Sustained loadshedding by Eskom is having a severe impact on South Africa's mobile networks.
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Star Trek fans inspire SuperDove satellite flock
20 December 2022The Boldly Go Campaign initiated by the Roddenberry Foundation, to honour the Star Trek creator, will...