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What a job

Cathy Smith knew things wouldn’t be easy when she joined the corruption-linked SAP Africa.

Up for the challenges

Leaving behind his dreams of becoming a criminal lawyer, Darren Roos’ ambitions led to the post of CEO of global ERP vendor IFS.

Lesley Stones

All about the business, and the people

AfriSam’s Louise van der Bank is the very model of a modern CIO. For her, technology is never an end in itself, but a way to help the business realise its strategy and survive the lean times.

James van den Heever

'I’m not retiring'

Rob Abraham’s plans after Bytes.

Rob Abraham

Lesley Stones

A calculated risk

Cisco SA’s Cathy Smith believes in striding out of your comfort zone, in style.

Lesley Stones

Stuck?

Why your IT department may be holding you back.

Bonnie Tubbs

Face it or fail

Disruptive technology is here to stay – it’s time to tread into the unknown.

Georgina Guedes

Why projects fail

Despite their incredible value for business, why do IT projects tend to crumble or fall short of their objectives?

James Francis

Cashless in SA

It’s as much about empowerment as it is about convenience.

#TheGfKGroup#mPOS#Mastercard#FlickPay

Bonnie Tubbs

Business unusual

Most deputy CEOs long for a chance to step into the top slot, but Vanessa Olver got her opportunity in the worst possible way.

BCXDeputy_CEOOlver

Lesley Stones

Separating the women from the boys

For years, women have been lacing up their gloves and preparing their game faces to take on the boys in male-dominated industries. They’ve painstakingly proven time and time again that anything men can do, women can do…better.

#CEO#$billion#COO

Clare Matthes

Women wielding tech

Women’s Month is about more than celebrating achievements by women; it’s about inspiring the next generation to step up and take on technology.

#STEM#FNB_Online#DUO#Mustek

Tamsin Oxford

Adding the feminine touch

When Zanele Nyoka speaks about her job at South African Breweries, you begin to think that everyone who runs an IT department ought to have a degree in psychology.

Lesley Stones