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Carel Alberts

Architects of the social enterprise

As South African companies move to adopt social business software, the title of 'chief collaboration officer' has entered the business lexicon.

Software has failed South Africa

Lack of co-ordinated engagement blamed for “rubbish” apps that miss the point.

Software

Carel Alberts

Is there value in software accreditation?

Software Colloquium highlights need for balance.

Software

Carel Alberts

A man for the hour

Altech's CEO has done what few leaders have the courage to - stand up to government.

Columnists

Carel Alberts

Alliances with everything

The best-in-class IT vendor alliances are hatched at the top, but informed and executed locally. ITWeb surveys some typical examples.

Enterprise

Carel Alberts

Intel debuts vPro

Intel has introduced vPro, its next-generation business desktop platform.

Computing

Carel Alberts

Back away from the BlackBerry

Gartner warns that a patent suit could shut down BlackBerry`s maker in the US and affect some SA companies` use of the device.

Enterprise

Carel Alberts

Africa has Acer`s attention

Acer has told delegates at its conference in Athens that it gives MEA the same care as other regions.

Business

Carel Alberts

Broadband buffet

The temptation is immense. Rather than continue to perpetrate the same tired old headlines on readers, IT journalists are starting to develop mainstream sensibilities.

Columnists

Carel Alberts

Diabolical secrets of the 'ja-ja` brotherhood

One of the more dispiriting findings of ITWeb`s outsourcing survey was the extent to which these deals go sour. While we`re being honest, why not do some general soul-searching about the promises made to IT customers?

Columnists

Carel Alberts

Mostly harmless

The EIF`s statements re the ICT charter aren`t so irreconcilable after all.

ICT charter

Carel Alberts

Getting into the pound seat

Salary Survey got the low-down on what certifications are worth these days, and how much you should be earning in a spread of job titles.

Surveys

Carel Alberts

You don`t need RFID

An American columnist reckons RFID passports could allow terrorists to easily pick hapless Yanks out in a crowd. Anyone else see the redundancy?

RFID

Carel Alberts