spot_img

Opinions

AI Impact Talk

spot_img

AI readiness starts with data architecture, not algorithms

Most South African organisations we engage with say they are exploring artificial intelligence (AI) but far fewer can explain how their existing data architecture will sustain it. The current...

AI projects are failing at alarming rates, and the problem started long before AI

As organisations around the world accelerate their investments in artificial intelligence, digital transformation and data analytics, a growing number of industry experts are warning that many companies are still...

AI Won’t Replace Accounting Platforms. It Will Make Them More Important.

The market is spooked by AI. I understand the anxiety. But I think the conclusion many people are drawing is backwards: AI advances don’t make systems of record less...

How regional growth and data sovereignty will shape Africa’s data centre future in 2026

In 2026, Africa’s data centre industry stands at a critical point, driven by regional growth, evolving regulations, and an urgent push for data sovereignty. South Africa remains the continent’s...

The rise of the no-IT nation: why Mzansi’s SMEs can’t afford old ways of working

There was a time when having an IT department, or at least a trusted technician on call, was seen as a sign that a business had found its feet. Servers...

Staying relevant as a data scientist in the age of AI

 In its 2025 Future of Jobs Report, the World Economic Forum projects that AI will displace around 92 million jobs by 2030. Data science itself - the very discipline that...

How Africa can build sovereign AI without slowing innovation

AI is forcing tough decisions across Africa. Conversations about the technology are becoming more concrete and more consequential as ambition meets the realities of data control and national capability....

Why Continuous Threat Exposure Management is the new cybersecurity imperative

The old playbook of periodic vulnerability scans and annual security audits no longer suffices when attackers operate in real time, using automation and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to exploit the...

Investing in AI infrastructure: What it means for the future of tech

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a central driver of today’s digital economy. Behind the impressive breakthroughs in generative AI, Natural Language Processing, and predictive analytics lies an even bigger...

Digital Access Is a Human Right. Now We Must Fund It Like One

In 2016, the United Nations Human Rights Council affirmed that access to the internet is integral to the realisation of fundamental human rights. A decade later, the question for...
spot_img

━ Popular

80% of IT leaders say the digital workplace Is critical to AI success, yet only 10% have fundamentally redesigned It, Lenovo research finds

Global study of 1,200 IT leaders identifies five connected dimensions of workplace readiness and shows where organisations can focus to turn AI ambition into...

Kaspersky boosts embedded systems protection against BadUSB and offline meddling attacks

The latest update to Kaspersky Embedded Systems Security brings Full Disk Encryption management for Windows and introduces BadUSB protection for Linux-based platforms. In the world...

AI is changing the rules of trust and identity

For years, we have relied on familiar signals to establish trust online. A recognisable face on a video call, a familiar voice on the...

The next challenge for AI-built businesses is getting paid

AI is changing who can build digital products and how quickly they can bring their ideas to life. The latest Africa MSME Pulse survey,...

SAS predictions: 2027 is the year of AI consequences

For years, AI has shown enterprises what’s possible. In 2027, they’ll demand proof that it delivers. As AI moves deeper into business operations and gains...
spot_img