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The psychology of success

How do you take a flailing multinational IT company and turn it around? It may surprise you to hear that the woman who turned T-Systems around is a psychologist.

Resisting the green religion

Poverty is the biggest threat to the environment and business is the only way to generate wealth.

Resisting

Andrew Kenny

A tough task

South Africa is a heavy atmosphere polluter, mainly because of our reliance on coal.

Tough

Averting the storm

UCS Group may be 30 years old, but it`s not showing its age, much like founder and CEO John Bright.

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Graeme Scala

Top ICT individuals honoured

The cream of the local ICT crop have been recognised for the exceptional contribution made and foresight shown to the industry in the past year.

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Staff Reporter

Tribal ICT evangelist

It was an eventful few days for Rabelani Dagada in early November. A sea-change was taking shape in the USA and his wife was about to give birth.

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Graeme Scala

Where the heart is

Her biggest dream may be to open a creche for homeless children, but Poppy Tshabalala believes she still has a lot to achieve in her career.

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Graeme Scala

Everyone loves Vinny

Dream big or go home is Vinny Lingham`s mantra, and it seems to be working.

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Mandy de Waal

Not about me

The Integr8 Group has once again been nominated for an award. The reception area at its Johannesburg office sure does a good job of letting everyone know.

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Graeme Scala

Master of change

Heading up Standard Bank`s information security division has its challenges. Your reputation is on the line and you simply cannot afford to screw up.

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Graeme Scala

Thorn in Ivy`s side

Free! Free at last! VANS celebrate their new ability to self-provide, while the industry high-fives Altech.

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Samantha Perry

A costly gold mine

South Africa`s move from an analogue to a digital terrestrial broadcasting platform will cost the country billions of rand, with government, broadcasters and even consumers having to shell out large amounts of cash in the process.

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Damaria Senne