By Jaco VoigtCEO: TeleMasters, Director: Catalytic I wonder if any SA Business Matters readers will remember those instant business card printers that made a brief appearance around SA malls so many years ago? I remember marveling
In 2018, Kate Maakane placed second in a hackathon. She was hungry for the opportunity, bright and ready to be challenged. The tech industry didn't come knocking. It took six more years before she got
For years, enterprises have solved IT problems by adding tools. A new security gap? Deploy another platform. A monitoring blind spot? Install another dashboard. A collaboration challenge? Introduce another app. Individually, each decision makes sense.
By Albert Oosthuysen, CEO | Net Nine NineFor infrastructure investors focused on South Africa and emerging markets, digital infrastructure is moving into the same strategic category as renewable energy, transport and utilities. The question is
by Dumi Moyo, Marketing Director at SAP AfricaIn 2026, African small and midsize enterprises (SMEs) will be defined by their digital capabilities.Foundational capabilities such as cloud, business AI, and ERP running on clean-core data strategies will be
Ralph Berndt, Head of Sales and Marketing at inq. South AfricaIf you ask any South African tech leader what keeps them up at night, chances are the answer will not just be the country’s unreliable
With AI automating routine HR tasks like CV screening, skills assessments, and employee engagement tracking, Human Resources (HR) professionals need new skills, including data literacy and digital fluency, says Sheryll Kisten, Head: Human Resources at STADIO Higher
Generational theory offers a practical framework for understanding how collective experiences shape human behaviour across time. Scholars have traditionally delineated Baby Boomers, Generation X, and Millennials based on birth year. Yet, as technology accelerates, these
rather.chat is proud to be a leading pioneer in the South African smartbot industry, connecting over 22 million South Africans to businesses through smartbot technology, resulting in 250 000 unique sales, with 85 percent of
At the current rate of progress, it will take until 2158, which is roughly five generations from now, to reach full gender parity, according to data from the World Economic Forum.Significant barriers to gender equality
