Despite perceived value, companies lag in digital workplace redesign

Eight in 10 IT decision-makers say the digital workplace is critical to successful AI-led transformation – but only 10% report fundamentally redesigning it for AI. This is among the findings from Lenovo’s sixth Work Reborn report, The AI-ready workplace, which exposes...

In the AI era, control is not enough: you have to prove it

A new report from IBM, Proof, Not Promises: The Digital Sovereignty Index, reveals an “overconfidence gap”: leaders believe they can prove sovereign control of their technology, but the evidence often falls short of the Index’s highest standards. As AI adoption...

AI set to drive a net increase in jobs by 2030

AI is expected to drive a net increase of 1,7-million jobs by 2030, according to Gartner, which says AI will create more jobs than it eliminates - generating 10,6-million new jobs, while removing 8,9-million jobs worldwide by 2030. “Organisations most advanced in AI...

A familiar face takes the reins at Tarsus

By Mark Davison - After months of speculation, Alviva Holdings – parent company of Tarsus Distribution – has announced a new, permanent CEO for one of South Africa’s oldest and leading distributors. Thibault Dousson, currently director of Lenovo’s Solution and...

Major brand update for new Intel processors

Intel has introduced a significant update to its client compute branding with the launch of the new Intel Core Ultra and Intel Core processor brands. The new client branding begins with Intel's upcoming Meteor Lake processors. "Our client roadmap demonstrates how...

Biochips market set to hit $25,92bn

The global biochips market size is expected to reach $25,92-billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 12,66% during the forecast period, according to a new report by Grand View Research. The rising requirement for drug discovery and development coupled with the adoption...

Scientists discover new strain of HIV

Global healthcare leader, Abbott, says that a team of its scientists identified a new subtype of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), called HIV-1 Group M, subtype L. The findings, published this week in the Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes (JAIDS),...

CEO confidence plummets worldwide

The confidence of global business leaders plummeted in 2019, according to the second annual Worldcom Confidence Index (CI) from The Worldcom Public Relations Group (Worldcom), a leading global partnership of independent public relations firms. In an analysis of online...

World Day Without Wi-Fi – are you up for the challenge?

Today (8 November) has been earmarked around the world as World Day Without Wi-Fi, where people across the globe are encouraged to go without any Wi-Fi connections for a day in the hopes of raising awareness around the risks associated with the wireless connection....

Fujitsu delivers refreshed Primergy mono-socket servers

Fujitsu's refreshed portfolio of entry-level Primergy servers are designed to enhance and future-proof workload performance for small and medium-sized businesses, and feature the latest processors and more memory capacity. This makes upgraded mono-socket Primergy...

How AI and ML could affect white-collar workers

Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), the Internet of Things: the rapid pace of technological change we are witnessing today will have a profound effect on the way we live tomorrow. From the time-saving convenience of driverless cars to fridges that...

The rapid move to cognitive automation

Kathy Gibson is at Fujitsu Forum in Munich - Robotics has evolved tremendously over the last few years - and cognition is now giving them additional capacity. "We are seeing this over all types of automation," says James Dening, vice-president and digital worker...

A quantum leap for digital annealing

Kathy Gibson is at Fujitsu Forum in Munich - The era of quantum and quantum-inspired computing will open up new opportunities that we probably don't fully recognise today. New levels of optimisation are already having a massive impact on a number of workloads and...

Digital issues that impact our humanity

Kathy Gibson is at Fujitsu Forum in Munich - The digital revolution will remain a pipe dream as long as we don't achieve digital democracy. This is one of the key messages delivered by Andreas Ekström, writer, TED speaker and futurist with the Swedish daily newspaper...

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R+D / Technical Specialist – Meat Processing – Gauteng

A well-known supplier of spice ingredients supplying the food manufacturing and meat processing industry requires the above to handle all r + d and technical aspects as well as being able to troubleshoot on a variety of products at customer sites within the meat and...

Data Analyst

A large FMCG Company has a Permanent Vacancy for a Data Analyst that will be responsible to to interpret data and turn it into information which can offer ways to improve a business, thus affecting business decisions. Required to gather information from various...

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