All posts tagged "featured"
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People 'n' Issues
Call centres cause
public outcry23 April 2026The call centre industry is heading for a disaster if there is no intervention, writes WAHEED...
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People 'n' Issues
Can customer engagement survive beyond PowerPoint?
23 April 2026Companies must address the "personalisation paradox", writes LAUREN WORTMANN, MD for application services of NTT Data...
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GadgetWings
Emirates prepares for youth with autism globally
23 April 2026Emirates teams have worked closely with airport authorities and partners in rehearsals to ease travel anxiety...
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Artificial Intelligence
Dr Chat could be killing you
22 April 2026AI chatbots are designed to validate the user and will often answer in a way that...
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Artificial Intelligence
Workday takes on AI’s human in the room
22 April 2026The human advantage becomes critical as AI moves deeper into the workplace, writes JASON BANNIER.
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GadgetWings
SA travel: Beyond
bucket lists22 April 2026International travellers are flocking to SA for meaningful travel experiences, writes NICK DIXON, CEO of Dream...
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Artificial Intelligence
Workday draws the AI line
21 April 2026The software company set out a clear vision for AI built on accuracy, compliance, and structured...
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Artificial Intelligence
What winners get
right in AI21 April 2026Most AI investments fail, but they don't have to, writes JYOTI BALL, GM for Sub-Saharan Africa...
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GadgetWings
Africa’s tourism reset
gets real21 April 2026WTM Africa’s gold winners show how Zimbabwe, Namibia, Kenya and South Africa are fixing tourism at...
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Artificial Intelligence
Signpost: SA AI policy
in step with the world20 April 2026South Africa's draft AI Policy is closely aligned with advice that emerged from a Workday conference...
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Environment Tech
What drones can learn from sheepdogs
20 April 2026The way a handler directs a trained dog to guide sheep can be applied to the...
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Hardware
Global PC sales edge up
20 April 2026Lenovo keeps the top spot with a 25.5% share, followed distantly by HP, Dell, Apple and...
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Gadget of the Week
Gadget of the Week:
Cold snap, warm office17 April 2026An untimely chill in Johannesburg turned a newly unboxed heater into the day’s most useful piece...
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Artificial Intelligence
AI PCs can boost SA’s creative economy
17 April 2026Creative work moves beyond borders, devices, collaborators and languages - and now also moves at the...
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GadgetWheels
AI cameras coming
to SA traffic?17 April 2026Fines SA says Cape Town drivers should prepare for faster automated road law enforcement as the...
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Artificial Intelligence
SA’s AI moment will be
shaped by networks16 April 2026Most companies don't have an adequate foundation for AI, writes MANDY DUNCAN, country manager of HPE...
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Cybersecurity
When the hackers hose themselves at you
16 April 2026Kaspersky uncovers CrystalX RAT, a new remote access trojan that not only steals information, but also...
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GadgetWings
Big change coming
to hotel events16 April 2026The most meaningful changes happening in hotels right now are largely invisible to guests, according to...
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Artificial Intelligence
AI era is becoming
an alliance economy15 April 2026A key message from Nutanix NEXT in Chicago last week was that no one gets to...
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Africa News
Future champions of African tech revealed
15 April 2026A new report shows Kenya bouncing back among founders plugging the continent’s gaps against the odds,...