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How work-integrated learning bridges the gap between the classroom and a career

About 70% of the skills used in most jobs today will change by 2030. That is one of the findings from LinkedIn’s 2025 Work Change Report. Unsurprisingly, artificial intelligence...

Rethinking antivirus in a modern security landscape

Antivirus has come a long way since its early signature-based roots, but even the most advanced versions cannot keep up with the speed and complexity of current cyber threats....

As data laws tighten, South Africa’s shift to local hosting becomes a strategic play

South Africa’s National Cloud and Data Policy and the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA)’s cross-border data provisions are redrawing the boundaries of how organisations manage information. What once...

The paradox of late adoption: Africa’s cloud-native revolution

Across much of the world, digital transformation has been a slow and staged journey.  Enterprises moved cautiously from on-premises servers to virtualisation and, only later, to the cloud. Africa’s...

Random Acts of AI are costing companies millions and finance can stop it

Across South Africa, boardrooms are buzzing with conversations about artificial intelligence, automation, and digital transformation. Budgets are being approved. Pilots are being launched. Vendors are promising exponential gains. Yet...

Flash-forward: predictions and trends for data storage in 2026

From the explosion of AI use cases and AI-capable technologies to the rapid optimisation of software-defined vehicles (SDVs), 2026 is shaping up to be a landmark year for data...

As chat-based shopping gains traction, WhatsApp commerce is fast becoming South Africa’s new digital storefront

Shopping habits have changed dramatically in recent years. Customers now expect convenience, speed and the freedom to connect with brands in the digital spaces they already trust. In South...

Building the SAP skills base needed for the Middle East’s digital ambitions

Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries are rapidly diversifying away from oil and positioning themselves as technology and innovation hubs, with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 a particularly visible example. This...

How RCS can make retail campaigns and customer engagement more effective in South Africa

With more than 75% of South African consumers already using smartphones for shopping, mobile now sits at the centre of how people browse, engage, and buy. At the same time, conversational...

The AI rebellion: When automation starts eroding trust

Artificial intelligence has moved faster, perhaps than any other technology. It’s certainly moved faster than regulation, governance and, in many cases, good judgment. Positioned as a competitive necessity by...
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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...
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