Technology can help SA overcome its water crisis

Preparing for South Africa’s water crisis should become a significant priority – and the further use of smart technology will remain critical when addressing the pressing issues of water scarcity in South Africa. Ross Mains-Sheard, co-founder and CEO of...
Why we need diverse thinking in the age of AI

Why we need diverse thinking in the age of AI

Great minds do think alike, but too many homogeneous minds can create hive thinking, which is something we need to move away from as a society. By James Fisher, chief strategy officer at Qlik Social media is a good example of this: it has created an intellectual...

Competitive edge in the age of GenAI lies in rapid skilling

South African organisations are faced with hard-hitting challenges such as loadshedding, high unemployment level, slow economic growth, soaring inflation rate, constant technological shifts, and the changing world of work – to mention a few. These challenges...

#ForeverWena debuts WhatsApp chatbot

In the ongoing fight against HIV/AIDS, technological innovation emerges as a powerful ally. #ForeverWena has launched a WhatsApp chatbot designed to increase awareness and education efforts surrounding HIV/AIDS, particularly among the youth. ForeverWena’s...

Is your face still keeping your banking app safe?

In Asia, a disturbing threat has emerged where malicious actors get victims’ facial data and create convincing deepfake videos to gain access to their bank accounts. This raises the question: How can you ensure the safety of your money in the face of this new...
Embracing AI to reshape customer interaction

Embracing AI to reshape customer interaction

World Innovation and Creativity Day fell on 21 April, reminding us of the boundless potential inherent in human ingenuity and technological advancement writes Tamara Rajić, director of business strategy: EMEA at Infobip. Artificial intelligence (AI) stands at the...