Peter Andrew, CEO, CCI South Africa, shares his insight on the trends that will shape BPO in 2025.
The agricultural sector is embracing emerging drone technology as a solution to many modern farming challenges.
Claude McKirby from Lew Geffen Sotheby’s International Realty shares five architectural trends for 2025.
Twytch, a new e-hailing platform, is officially launching in South Africa, updating the ride-sharing experience for drivers and passengers.
Andreas Bergqvist, AI specialist, discusses the open hybrid cloud platform as a foundation for building an AI environment as a team.
Payments are about to change for businesses in South Africa. Amplifin's Steven Maier explains what to expect.
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CEO Paul Calvey explores the strategies business leaders can use to navigate this complex landscape to achieve sustainable growth.
AI advancements, a stricter funding environment for startups, continued e-commerce growth and better cloud connectivity are trends to watch in 2025.
Incoming EngineerIT Editor Justin Render addresses readers.
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Robotics and coding are transforming how students learn, introducing practical and essential skills for the modern world.
In 2025, South African business leaders anticipate AI technology will become a practical tool that shapes industries and redefines efficiency.
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Marketers in South Africa are blending personalisation, innovation and sustainability to meet evolving consumer demands.
Google has made a significant leap in Quantum computing with its newly developed chip, “Willow”, addressing a longstanding challenge in the field
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