Algorithmic analysis promotes innovation

Kathy Gibson reports from SAPInsider in Vienna – Sometimes innovation can come from the most unexpected places – but organisations might not stumble across it without the help of data analytics. Jayne Landry, global vice-president and GM at SAP Business...

Cyber-threat is real but CIOs not prepared

Although CEOs believe they will be held accountable for security breaches in their organisations, many of them don’t give the issue much attention, and even fewer have a plan to deal with it. These are among the findings of a VMware survey which shows that more...

Joburg improves in networking

While first world cities once again led the Networked Society City Index 2016, Johannesburg showed encouraging signs of improvement, along with some other emerging market cities. Ericsson once again named Stockholm as the top-ranking city in the Index, followed by...

The struggle to support remote, branch office IT

Supporting the IT edge is expensive, resource-intensive and full of potential data security risks. That’s according to a Riverbed Technology survey that shows organisations are facing multiple challenges when managing IT at the edge – at remote and branch...

Pinnacle to distribute Android PC

Pinnacle has signed a distribution agreement with Jide Technology to distribute the Remix Mini, which it believes to be the world’s first true Android PC. The Remix Mini is powered by Remix OS, a custom-engineered version of Android Lollipop developed by Jide...

WAPA calls for wider WiFi adoption

In the wake of World WiFi Day this week, the Wireless Access Providers Association (WAPA), is calling on government and industry in South Africa to rethink WiFi. WiFi is a transformative technology that makes life convenient for some, but it is also the only...