Going private pays off for Dell
Dell has become the world’s fastest-growing integrated technology company. The company became the top storage supplier in the first half of 2014, while maintaining its number two shared position in the global x86 server market.
The changing landscape in media and TV
Kathy Gibson at the Ericsson Business Innovation Forum in Stockholm – Ericsson’s Media Vision 2020 is that the networked society will have been realised, with 50-billion connected devices. Of these, 15-billion will be video-enabled, says Niklas Ronnblom,...Change needed for companies to thrive
Kathy Gibson at the Ericsson Business Innovation Forum in Stockholm – Companies need to change the way they operate if they want to succeed in the fast-changing digital world. Mike Arauz, partner at the consultancy Undercurrent, believes that organisations need...Urbanisation spurs digitalisation
Kathy Gibson at the Ericsson Business Innovation Forum in Stockholm – While digitalisation helps to drive urbanisation and innovation in cities, cities themselves are important innovation hubs. This is the word from Maria Rankka, CEO of the Swedish Chamber of...
The police car of the future
Vodacom Business and Samsung have partnered to create the police car of the future. This next-generation police car, which uses fixed and mobile network infrastructure in conjunction with the latest hardware, is designed to showcase how innovation and technology can support the South African Police Service (SAPS) to provide the best possible service to the South African community.