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Advertising’s AI dilemma: selling time is collapsing

For a decade, enterprise marketing has been hooked on...

The bionic enterprise still depends on human judgement

Not long ago, I watched an experienced executive use...

Pilot launches Navigator, a home-grown AI intelligence layer for South Africa’s restaurants

Pilot, the point-of-sale platform and control centre behind South...

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The more we automate, the more we need human judgement

AI is changing how media monitoring companies track, process, and analyse coverage. I do not believe the choice is between technology and people. AI can take on more of...

Huawei Cloud rolls out enterprise AI products across the board, building an Open Agentic Cloud

On September 18, Dr. Peter Zhou, Director of the Board at Huawei and CEO of Huawei Cloud, delivered a keynote titled "The Agentic Cloud for the Agentic World: Build...

Four in ten South African consumers are comfortable with AI agents applying for credit, Experian research finds

Consumers are moving beyond using AI to research financial products, with growing confidence in AI agents supporting parts of the lending journey, creating new opportunities and challenges for financial...

52% of South African facilities managers say the lack of AI could influence a software switch

Artificial intelligence is starting to influence the way South African facilities managers choose technology, even before it has fully changed the way many buildings are run. MRI Software’s latest South...

African cities rank among world’s most enthusiastic AI adopters despite infrastructure deficits, new BCG index finds

London, Dubai, New York City, Washington, DC, and Amsterdam top the rankings of the world’s most intelligent cities according to new research from Boston Consulting Group (BCG). Yet even...

The future of healthcare is human, not artificial

Why AI will never replace the one thing patients need most: human care. When most of us hear the words artificial intelligence, we imagine robots replacing people. In healthcare, the reality...

The human touch in an AI-driven customer experience

When a customer can't tell whether they're talking to AI or a human, does it matter? The answer may surprise you: what matters most is not who — or...

26 346 new call centre jobs, and how SA is making them stick with AI

Frontline voice work has some of the highest churn of any job globally, but South Africa’s growing pipeline of young, first-time workers don’t need to face that reality the...

AI chatbots and corporate liability: A South African perspective

With the growing use of artificial intelligence and its integration into corporate systems, a key question arises: can a company be held responsible for misleading statements made by its...

The role of AI in democratising access to justice

The South African Constitution recognises access to justice as a fundamental human right. But in reality, most South Africans lack access to the legal advice they need to protect...
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Advertising’s AI dilemma: selling time is collapsing

For a decade, enterprise marketing has been hooked on a quiet, expensive lie: that software purchase orders equal operational progress. Chief marketing officers assembled...

The hidden cost of a fragmented contingent workforce

For many organisations, using contractors and temporary workers has become a practical response to a labour market defined by skills shortages, shifting demand and...

Digital finance for AI-driven economies: Africa’s role in the next phase of cross-border commerce

Africa’s relevance to the evolution of global finance is significant. The continent’s experience, particularly in cross-border payments, provides a glimpse into what tomorrow’s increasingly...

Systems of record are becoming systems of action in the era of AI-first intelligence

Craig Fidler, Lead Business Consultant at Braintree, talks about Microsoft's move to AI-first and how this helps organisations extract more value from existing systems...

Cracking the Africa code: 54 countries, 54 opportunities for global brands to succeed

Kabelo Makwane is Google South Africa’s country director and works to drive growth and innovation in tech and digital transformation across enterprise, consumer, and...
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