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Under the magnifying glass

South Africa’s digital forensics sector is in desperate need of a manpower boost as technology’s influence increasingly seeps into crime.

Is the tech honeymoon over?

The shine of what technology can do for us is wearing off.

Business
Kate Thompson Davy

Subscription South Africa

Has the time come for the growth of digital subscriptions beyond entertainment?

Business
Adam Oxford

HCI: Your cloud journey starts here

If everything the business needs is inside one preconfigured box, will this guarantee easy deployment and scalable capability, or is it just another box of tech?

Features
Tamsin Oxford

Don’t fear the RPA

Adoption of robotic process automation in SA has been relatively slow. Why is that?

Technology
Adrian Hinchcliffe

Trust no one and nothing

Get rid of your assumptions. Be prepared to continually reassess. Welcome to zero trust.

Security
Kirsten Doyle

SA startups getting snapped up

South Africa’s startup scene is showing signs of maturity as investments and acquisitions become increasingly common.

Innovation
Stephen Timm

Linking man and machine

What is the progress in brain-computer integration?

Technology
James Francis

Will your business be SDG-ready by 2030?

How one university is helping to make sense of the UN’s future global development framework.

Business
Tiana Cline

From concept to company to cash

It takes more than a bright idea to commercialise startups in Africa; it requires an ecosystem.

Innovation
Chris Tredger

More than black and white lines

With a history in barcode technology, Zebra Technologies has evolved to having an unbeatable offering in asset intelligence and tracking, and, enterprise visibility and mobility.

Business
Paul Booth

Big tech’s big problem

Regulations are often slow to catch up with technological innovations, but when they do come, their effects can be devastating.

Business
Alistair Fairweather

A solar safari

While Eskom struggles to keep the lights on, one company is looking to harness the power of the sun so we can silently view game in an environmentally clean way.

Innovation
Lesley Stones