C-Suite

The well-rounded CIO

The IITPSA Visionary CIO, Herman Swanepoel, argues that technology is no longer enough to succeed in the CIO role.

Still building things

Helping to create the ‘Uber of transport logistics’ is the culmination of a career focused on never settling.

Cogito, ergo sum

Jacques Loubser, Group CIO of PPS, brings a technologist’s clear thinking to a new role on the other side of the fence between customer and service provider.

Jacques Loubser

James van den Heever

Closing the IT-business gap

An auditor-turned-technologist, Dr Denisha Jairam-Owthar wants to bring IT and business closer together.

James Francis

Augmenting the human worker or replacing them?

What are South African attitudes to automation in the organisation?

Adrian Hinchcliffe

The well-rounded CIO

Murray & Roberts moved to the cloud, then backed out. The career of its head of technology, Hilton Currie, has also been a journey filled with lessons.

James van den Heever

What makes a successful CIO?

Brainstorm’s CIO Survey digs into the challenges and trends with which SA’s top decision-makers have been dealing.

Adrian Hinchcliffe

The good lieutenant

Bringing banking and loan services to South Africa’s mamkhizes.

James Francis

Old company, new vision

In selling the case for cloud, it’s best not to focus solely on the technology, says Old Mutual’s CIO Johnson Idesoh.

Matthew Burbidge

Rising to the challenge

Mr Price’s CIO Kim Sim has built a successful career by following her passion and never settling for a cushy berth in her comfort zone.

James van den Heever

CIOs need to fail fast, says Sasol’s Lungile Mginqi

The Sasol CIO shared his insights on how to reinvent your business in a digital mould

Matthew Burbidge

Tech enablement shouldn’t be a lottery

For the NLC’s CIO, Mothibi Ramusi, digital transformation is about understanding user requirements and delivering the right tools and technologies to meet those requirements.

Joanne Carew

Don't blend into the background

Seasoned CIO Louise van der Bank talks tech trends, inspiration and how to get on in the workplace.

Kirsten Doyle