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The power behind the makers and creatives

Autodesk has a portfolio of solutions aimed at design, construction, manufacturing, engineering and film SFX, and gaming development. Considering the Africa Rising narrative, it’s a company that only has room to grow on the continent.

Turning things around

Cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks is witnessing a financial turnaround, and made a profit for the first time.

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A good bet

With plenty of potential in the driverless car market, semiconductor player Analog Devices is on course for a successful future.

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Wiring the world

Belden is a major global networking player, but like its products, it often remains unseen, while powering a world of innovation.

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A good pedigree

Arista Networks is gunning for Cisco’s market share, and its penetration into the cloud giants stands it in good stead.

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A baby whale

Converge Technology Solutions is a relatively unknown North American channel player but thanks to its aggressive acquisition-fuelled growth, it’s a company worth watching.

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More than black and white lines

With a history in barcode technology, Zebra Technologies has evolved to having an unbeatable offering in asset intelligence and tracking, and, enterprise visibility and mobility.

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The unseen hand

With no direct presence on the continent, Akamai Technologies has a surprisingly large footprint among African companies.

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Dell's dilemma

Dell has a reptutation for operational efficiency and an enviable sales strategy. Now it must change.

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Infor ready to be number three?

Although Infor has shown impressive growth, will it be able to rise to the challenge to become a true number three?

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Is Juniper next?

The $34 billion merger of US-based Lucent Technologies and France`s Alcatel announced earlier this year could be the catalyst for further consolidation within the telecommunications equipment sector.

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