Smartphone, Smart Choices

HARDWARE - MOBILE DEVICES Words: Janet Paterson and Paul Hartley KEY ISSUES What to look out for… With manufacturers bringing out new models all the time, and form factors and features developing so rapidly, choosing the right smartphone can be overwhelming.

Smartphone

For the people

Government has much work to do if it is to keep its promises of improved service delivery to South African citizens.

For

Kimberly Guest

INTELIGENCE JUST GOT SMARTER

The amount of information that companies have to deal with every day is mounting, yet it’s not the quantity that should be of concern, rather the tools used to analyse it.

Inteligence

Qlikview South Africa

PERFORMANCE BEYON D BORDERS

Brandon Rochat Sales Director, Expand Networks AfricaMarketing: Juniper Networks Staff complaining about network and system performance – again? Perhaps it’s time to look past your business software applications and all the other red herrings like running a defrag, full patching, virus scanning, spyware scanning and so on, and go directly to your Wide Area Network (WAN).

Performance

Brandon Rochat

Building From The Bottom-Up

SOFTWARE Databases OPTIONS Databases are easy to install, just like an office application or your operating system.

Building

Pamela Weaver

What To Look For In A Smart Device

HARDWARE Mobile Devices ADVICE The smartphone market is headed for the stratosphere with a dizzying array of options, packages and styles across a broad price range.

What

Pamela Weaver

Small towns big challenges

BRIGHT SPARK 2 By 2050 three quarters of the world will be living in cities unless we follow the lead of the imaginative few who are looking at different ways of living in rural or peri-urban areas.

Small

Stefan Reubenheimer

Whistleblowers: your country needs you

Organisations – and society at large – need to appreciate the value of those with the courage to blow the whistle on corruption.

Whistleblowers

Richard Calland

Imagine the future

Students from all over South Africa get the chance to change the world with software.

Imagine

Paul Furber