Sponsored: Care as culture: what Feminine Health Leave says about the future of work
In a sector built on innovation, the most transformative moves are not always technological. They are cultural. Structural. Human. And right now, a quiet shift is taking root in South Africa’s ICT industry. It is a shift that centres on the lived realities of women, breaks decades of workplace silence, and challenges the deeply embedded norms that too often define professionalism as pain tolerance.
The cloud imperative: redefining enterprise agility with BCX
In an era where speed, scale, and intelligence define market leadership, cloud computing is no longer just an IT decision – it’s a business imperative.
Sponsored: Collaboration – key to technology innovation and adoption
Robust discussion took place at the recent Public Sector ICT Forum and Enterprise Forum members’ roundtable, hosted by ITWeb Brainstorm and BCX. Collaboration, the role of the CIO, lessons learned in 2024 and the issues CIOs face in 2025 were explored.
Sponsored: Addressing the cost tsunami facing modern businesses
Businesses are constantly being challenged to maximise efficiency and profitability. By identifying ways to do things a little differently, they can add greater value and reduce costs.
Sponsored: Intentional investment in women for tangible change
Hlefana personally mentors young women demonstrating potential.
Sponsored: The human touch in a technology world
BCX is committed to giving women equal opportunities in the technology sector.
Sponsored: Conversation, collaboration and investment in women
There’s one word that described the desire for equality in this sector of this technology generation: audacity.
Sponsored: Generative AI: is it an anchor or a sail?
With a primary focus on AI, the recent Enterprise Forum event in Cape Town brought together CIOs and tech executives to discuss AI’s evolving landscape and the ethical considerations surrounding its adoption.
Sponsored: Better together
The country’s challenges cannot be solved by the government alone; it’s going to take a partnership with the private sector.