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The challenges of connectivity

Telecommunications companies are uniquely positioned in the business ecosystem. They provide the glue of connectivity for B2C and B2B in urban and rural areas, and now with 5G, networks are able to unlock more efficiencies and services.

Rethinking connectivity

Internet access has traditionally been the domain of the better off, but there are ways around the challenge of affording access to all.

Connectivity

Nicola Mawson

WiFi internet access for all

Skyrove brings WiFi internet access to anyone who wants – and you can make money by offering it too.

WiFi

Paul Furber

The endless divide

Broadband is as essential for Africa as water and electricity, but it’s going to cost to bring the continent up to speed.

Broadband

Nicola Mawson

Bedding down

Competition in the hospitality sector is fierce, and SA is about to be inundated with a horde of international guests, all of whom have certain expectations that need to be met. Can it help?

Hospitality

Samantha Perry

Connectivity Gives You The Edge

COMMUNICATIONS Data Services CONNECTIVITY THE 2007 SME Survey, conducted by World Wide Worx, gives invaluable insight into the priority SMEs assign to IT infrastructure, Internet infrastructure in general, and different connectivity options.

Connectivity

Carel Alberts

FNB banks on telecoms

The bank sets itself up as a Telco, offering voice and data services exclusively to its customer base.

FNB

Samantha Perry

Gated communities on fibre diet

Broadband-wired gated communities in affluent urban areas will spend R1.3 billion by 2012. The industry is banking on the Joneses to shame the Smiths into making it happen.

In-depth analysis

Carel Alberts