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Lauren Kate Rawlins
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U've been pwned. Now what?

It’s becoming increasingly likely that organisations will face a data breach at some point. What’s the best course of action after this happens? 

Analytics, adverts and audio on-demand

Podcast hosting startup Pippa, founded by two South Africans, was recently acquired by Acast. Here’s how the young company hopes to revolutionise advertising for the audio format.

Technology
Lauren Kate Rawlins

The all-seeing AI

China is well on its way to implementing an artificial intelligence ranking system to track citizens. Should we be worried?

Innovation
Lauren Kate Rawlins

Facebook in the office, for the office

The world’s largest social media company wants in on your workplace communication.

Business
Lauren Kate Rawlins

The state of happiness

Dubai’s government has made some bold moves leveraging emerging technologies, which some may view as progressive, and others as creepy.

Technology
Lauren Kate Rawlins

Adding insight to Le Tour

Dimension Data has helped the organisers of the Tour de France digitally transform the iconic sporting event.

Technology
Lauren Kate Rawlins

Failing - to succeed

Serial tech entrepreneur Nic Haralambous believes that subtly reframing failure can be the drive that pushes you to carry on.

Innovation
Lauren Kate Rawlins

Becoming a real-life cyborg

Neil Harbisson has an antenna connected to his skull with sensors that let him hear colours.

Technology
Lauren Kate Rawlins

Google eyes African startup ecosystem

The internet giant wants to play a role in fostering the next top African tech entrepreneurs.

Innovation
Lauren Kate Rawlins

Plug and drive

Mainstream adoption of electric cars may not be far off.

Features
Lauren Kate Rawlins

Consulting themselves out of a job

The professional service industry recommends and implements the most cutting-edge technologies to clients, but could these technologies eventually replace them?

Features
Lauren Kate Rawlins

Making the tax law work for your stomach

Food-delivery app OrderIn has found a way to keep South African employees’ stomachs full and wallets fat.

Innovation
Lauren Kate Rawlins

Firms in SA hit by latest ransomware attack

Two major global businesses with offices in SA are among hundreds of organisations across the world to have been infected by a large-scale ransomware attack.

Security
Lauren Kate Rawlins
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