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Tamsin Mackay

The business case for transformation

Business transformation is a constantly moving target that’s less about the technology than the mindset of the business itself.

Towards safer travel for women

A platform that caters to women's safety concerns, and a low-code insurance solution.

Business

Tamsin Mackay

Going beyond backups

It’s time to put your disaster recovery plan to work.

Technology

Tamsin Mackay

Ghost in the machine

A smart tool designed to support legal firms with tracking, and accounting and document management.

Features

Tamsin Mackay

Why CX maturity isn’t a checklist

The more personalisation is embedded within the business model, the more effectively it can improve revenue.

Features

Tamsin Mackay

Cloud monitoring with puppies

Datadog is a platform-based service that allows companies to monitor, troubleshoot and optimise their servers, apps and user experiences across the full DevOps stack.

C-Suite

Tamsin Mackay

Finding the edge of security

Industry experts talk incident response plans, user behaviour and how to quantify risk.

Roundtables

Tamsin Mackay

Scaling AI in a data desert

This month, we look at a financial services company making it easier to send and receive money.

Business

Tamsin Mackay

AGI: Actual Ghost Inside?

What do mad cow disease and artificial intelligence have in common? Insanity.

Technology

Tamsin Mackay

Finding the factory’s future

Industry leaders talk future-proofing factory and mining operations with the industrial IoT, AI and automation.

Roundtables

Tamsin Mackay

Exploring the badlands of API security

Industry experts weigh in on the importance of API security.

Roundtables

Tamsin Mackay

Stepping into the gap

As South Africa gears up for elections and every vote counts, we look at change, inspiration and hope.

Business

Tamsin Mackay

Sometimes bugs don’t need Doom

There’s a graveyard for games (and some studio reputations) that were released with so many bugs they were barely playable, but, for some, there is life after death.

Technology

Tamsin Mackay