by Sunil Geness, Director of Global Government Affairs and Corporate Social Responsibility, SAP AfricaArtificial intelligence is entering a new era. The rise of AI agents is changing how we use AI, from generating content and answering questions,
By Wayne Meisel, Chief of Staff & Senior Business Manager at SAP AfricaAs more South African organisations accelerate their adoption of artificial intelligence, they are confronted by a familiar obstacle: the data simply isn’t ready.
Enterprises have moved decisively from AI pilots to scaled implementations, driven by proven benefits and expectations of significant financial returns, according to the Lenovo Europe & Middle East CIO Playbook 2026 with research insights by
Artificial Intelligence has reached a tipping point. Globally, the AI market is expected to surpass $1.8 trillion by 2030, with generative AI alone attracting nearly $34 billion in private investment this year. Companies across sectors
"South Africa is not short on ambition when it comes to artificial intelligence. What we are short on is execution," announces Joshua Harvey, Head of Growth at Specno, South Africa's leading digital innovation agency, the
Agentic AI - systems that can plan, act, and learn independently - is being adopted faster than traditional and generative AI, yet few organisations have developed the management frameworks to keep pace. In less than
Dean Wolson, General Manager of Infrastructure Solutions Group at Lenovo Southern AfricaAs we start 2026, artificial intelligence in South Africa is entering a new era defined not by experimentation, but by execution. Across the region,
South Africa – As global organisations race toward 2026, Specno is issuing a clear warning: businesses that do not rethink how they build digital products will be left behind in what leaders are calling the fast-fashion
As artificial intelligence (AI) reaches into the everyday personal and professional lives of South Africans, the country’s education system is at a crossroad, as the immense potential of the technology is overshadowed by barriers like
A recent MIT report featured in Fortune magazine revealed that ninety-five percent of generative-AI pilot projects are failing, resulting in investors pulling back and misrepresenting this as a failure of the technology itself. However, the real
