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The quest for zero downtime

How are financial institutions faring with uptime?

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.

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BCX - Enterprise Forum

Sponsored: How to embrace change

Celebrating International Women’s Day in style.

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It’s all about A-game solutions in Africa

Reality is going to bite for vendors in Africa in 2014.

 Samantha Perry

When art meets business

For the fifth successive year, Brainstorm magazine hosted a glamorous launch event befitting the magazine’s prestigious Artists’ Calendar 2014.

 Patricia Czakan

The 031 Comes Alive

Often regarded as a ‘sleepy hollow’ and ignored by bigger companies and events, Durban’s digital community was showcased on 31 October 2013.

 Cath Jenkin

Is the C-suite out of touch?

Research from IBM reveals CEOs see customers as their business advisors going forward.

 Samantha Perry

Microsoft launches TV white space pilot

Microsoft has launched a pilot programme rolling out broadband using the TV white space spectrum.

 Samantha Perry

Giving customers a head start

Presenting the keynote address at MicroStrategy’s Global Customer Conference, CEO Michael Saylor outlined the company’s areas of investment.

 Samantha Perry

Talking Africa up

The Netprophet conference once again provided inspiration and motivation for thinkers, dreamers and entrepreneurs.

 Samantha Perry

The cloud has no limits

`PC’ no longer means `personal computer’ or `politically correct’. In 2013, it means `personal cloud’.

 Lesley Stones

Changing conversations

Microsoft held its annual TechEd conference in Durban in April, and Brainstorm caught up with SA CTO Fred Baumhardt for a quick chat on life, Microsoft and CIOs.

 Samantha Perry