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How Nutanix is profiting from VMware sale

Nutanix has finally turned a profit and says it’s seeing much activity in its pipeline, following the sale of VMware to Broadcom.

Watch your 👍s and 😂s

Emoticons and emojis can be legally binding.

Of mice and modernisation

Sweet dreams are made of this

Good for business…even better for your brain. The sleep industry is booming, but is the technology actually making a difference?

“Social” defragment

When it comes to social media, have we embraced multiplicity over simplicity?

Kate Thompson Davy

IT shielded from downturn, for now

South Africa’s economic growth rate is at high risk of stalling this year, and dipping into negative territory.

Where digital transformation sets sail

What lessons can be learned from Europe' s busiest harbour, the Port of Rotterdam?

Niels van den Berg

The AWS effect

How is Amazon Web Services making a difference to the lives of ordinary South Africans?

Matthew Burbidge

Cisco turns 40

As it reaches middle age, what is the company doing to reinvent itself?

Adrian Hinchcliffe

Bridging the connectivity divide

Datafree’s Gour Lentell wants companies that provide content or own a website to cover the data costs so users can access it for free.

Don’t mention digital transformation

Chemicals group AECI has been restructuring its IT and moving to the cloud in preparation for a more efficient future, but it’s not done yet.

Adrian Hinchcliffe

Revitalising Intel

Can Pat Gelsinger return Intel to the iconic company it once was?

At SARS, persistence pays

How SARS’ Intikhab Shaik and his team built a world-class revenue system.

How did we do this year?

We’ve put four entities under the microscope: the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies, the Information Regulator, SITA, and ICASA, and our findings are reminiscent of my long-suffering primary school teachers, who said: “Shows potential, but must try harder.”

Simnikiwe Mzekandaba, Admire Moyo & Matthew Burbidge