Twenty years ago, enterprise security was straightforward in that enterprise devices never left the premises. Perimeter security proved sufficient as business networks were restricted to controlled spaces and protected by corporate firewalls. The idea was simple; if it’s behind said […]
The future of PC security is a multi-layered and managed one. Read More »
Most mid-market businesses in South Africa have a technology budget that looks reasonable on paper. There is spend allocated to infrastructure. Devices are refreshed on schedule. Software licences are accounted for. Security is present in some form. Nothing appears obviously
Your technology budget is probably wrong. Here is how to tell. Read More »
Changing technologies, demanding governance and regulatory standards, higher cost management expectations and mercurial market conditions are having a profound impact on modernisation and expenditure. Companies want simplicity and transparency. Companies like Microsoft are changing their licensing structures to match these
The licensing problem: How can organisations reduce licensing complexity and costs? Read More »
In my experience, leadership has often been treated as a function of certainty – where experience is expected to provide answers, structure to deliver control, and leadership itself to centre on directing, deciding and maintaining order. That model is under
Adaptive Leadership in Motion: Why Logistics Needs a Different Kind of Strength. Read More »
As a logistics operator working across South Africa’s key corridors, Reinhardt Transport Group (RTG) works within a highly regulated environment where safety, environmental management and compliance are essential. These responsibilities extend beyond regulatory requirements, forming part of the organisation’s broader
The Need for Responsible Bulk Logistics in Sensitive Operating Environments. Read More »
South Africa is making meaningful progress in building out its digital payments infrastructure. But there is a critical gap in how this investment is being framed. Infrastructure on its own does not create economic activity. Hyperscale adoption embracing and adopting
As digital content creation, gaming, and AI-generated workloads continue to surge across Africa and the wider MEA region, the demand for faster, higher-capacity, and more reliable storage has never been greater.  Sandisk returns to GITEX® AFRICA 2026 (April 7–9, Marrakech)
As geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue to disrupt key global trade routes, Exporters Western Cape (EWC) says the Cape of Good Hope is once again becoming a viable alternative for international shipping, but warns that South Africa must
Cape route back in focus as global trade uncertainty reshapes shipping patterns. Read More »
