CIOs just don't get it
BY Axel BuhrmannAt a time when visionary leadership is needed, most South African CIOs are stuck between two eras – the industrialisation of yesteryear and the digitalisation of tomorrow. It’s a transition that key IT industry also finds difficult to keep pace with, and there will be blood.
Smart traffic management
BY Monique VerduynTraffic Freeflow streamlines the allocation of pointsmen on SA’s roads and saves time and money with a simple smartphone app.P
Tracking the herds, app-style
BY Lesley StonesCape Town-based safari company Discover Africa is using a web application built on Google Maps to let travellers track the spectacular wildebeest migration.P
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The power of predictive analytics
by GEORGINA GUEDESPredictive analytics gives organisations the ability to look into the future. Little wonder, then, that so many CIOs endorse these kinds of solutions for the strategic and competitive advantages they offer.P
My other car is your car
by JON TULLETCharlie Miller has hacked your phone, your web browser, and now he’s coming for your car.P
Five mindset priorities
by JOHANN BARNARDIT service management is as much about managing relationships and expectations as it is about what the end-user experiences.P
The future is syndicated, integrated, volatile
by ALAISTAIR BEHENNAToday, the CIO stands at the junction of consumer-driven demand and enterprise capability as endpoints become beginnings and what seems revolutionary today becomes best practice tomorrow.
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