Insight

Today’s rapidly evolving economy involves a deep interweaving of the worlds of technology, science and business – although the connections are not always obvious.

As with all new technologies, figuring out the maturity of VR applications is part guesswork, part hindsight and mostly experimentation and review.

She believes that technology makes things possible, but people make them happen.

Industrial espionage is at an all-time high, says John Mc Loughlin, J2’s CEO.

Keyrus’s Stephen Coull says cost transparency enables fact-based decision making.

Having proved their mettle in Covid-19, CIOs have their boards’ attention, says Sage’s Gerhard Hartman.

Richard Shaw explains that, with constantly changing regulations, CIOs need to actively manage compliance.

So, whose job is digital transformation? Who is ultimately responsible?

The 9 percent figure translates to over 150 million fewer women than men who have access to financial services

The circular economy not only promises higher profits but supports economic growth

iOCO Director Paul Bouchier shares insights on the importance of automation

Accenture’s Wandile Mcanaya outlines the processes for resolving a ransomware attack.

Ilonka Badenhorst says the Codes Project enables consumers to identify the owner of a short, long or USSD code.