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Boeing names Mike Delaney to lead 'Confident Travel Initiative'
U.S aircraft maker will unite with industry to help minimise air travel health risks amid COVID-19 pandemic
Veeam reports growth and continued market share gains
Significant increase in subscription bookings, new product releases and focus on global expansion positions software vendor on a strong footing
Firms across EMEA lack tools to unlock data opportunity
Enterprises face ongoing struggle to harness data in real-time and to power decision-making, a new report from Aruba argues
Nutanix simplifies business continuity with automation
New capabilities in hyperconverged infrastructure platform simplify disaster recovery to protect business critical applications
Nigerian manufacturers confirm dollar scarcity
Manufacturers have confirmed dollar scarcity is real and no one knows when it will end
Intel launches 2030 strategy and goals
Initiative marks era of shared corporate responsibility
COVID-19: Crisis and power
Nkosi Mfumu, a Zambia-based legal and foreign policy expert, warns on the dangers of power hungry leaders seeking to be given sweeping powers that undermine their countries' constitutions all in the name of fighting the coronavirus outbreak.
South Africa's online shopping restrictions lifted – but alcohol, cigarettes ban stands
South African consumers can now freely shop online but no alcohol and cigarettes
Rwanda's Nasho Solar-powered irrigation project to boost productivity
The project has a a capacity of 3.3MW to power the irrigation system, with 2.4 MW battery storage and a model village of 144 houses
Paying ransom doubles cost of recovering from a Ransomware attack, Sophos survey finds
Global survey shows the average cost of recovery is $1.4m if organisations pay the ransom, $730,000 if they don’t
Aruba, Microsoft collaborate to advance enterprise cyber protection
Technology integration provides advanced security solutions to improve security and IT team collaboration
EIB, BDC partner to provide $100m to finance SMEs in Egypt
The new agreement will help to finance the investment projects including working capital needs
Boeing awarded $3.1bn in U.S. Navy contracts for cruise missile systems
Boeing will restart the production line for SLAM ER and ensure deliveries through 2028
SA IT channel prepares for the 'new normal'
Axiz resumed operations on May 4, 2020 under Level 4 lockdown regulations
Nutanix to host ‘first-ever’ Global .NEXT Digital event
Nutanix has set the date for its first-ever global .NEXT Digital Experience conference that will combine its flagship Americas and EMEA events together
After sales support, the feather in any business’ cap
Different purchases are made in a lifetime – some are small and on a daily basis, and others are large, perhaps only made once or twice. With the smaller purchases such as grocery shopping there is not much need for a high level of interaction with the supermarket staff. However, when it comes to making
The importance of torque wrenches in tight spaces
So often, an easy repair can become more complex when something doesn’t go as planned. A loose wire, a stripped screw, and a too tight bolt in a very inconvenient location can cause you to take more time to finish the job. These issues usually only come to light just as you are finding your
SA airports reign supreme in Africa
King Shaka, Cape Town and OR Tambo International airports stood head and shoulders above the rest of the African competition
5G in SA is now cheaper than its closest 4G rival – but you have to live in the right place
Superfast 5G service is now available in various cities across South Africa from two different providers. And if you are thinking of switching from fibre or 4G LTE, our numbers say you can end up saving money, as long as you live in the right spot. Right now your 5G choices are limited to two
Facebook, MTN and others are planning a massive undersea cable to connect the whole of Africa to the internet
A consortium of Facebook, MTN, Vodafone and others have just announced plans for Africa's largest undersea cable – which should lower data prices. The massive 2Africa cable is expected to go live in 2023 or 2024. It is being built by the consortium which also includes China Mobile and Orange. It is the world’s first