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Scalefusion Ranks 29th in G2’s Top 50 IT Management Products for 2022
Modern-day Mobile Device Management (MDM) solutions offer much more than basic device management features. Scalefusion, a leading Mobile Device Management solution by ProMobi Technologies Pvt. Ltd. has recently been ranked among the top 50 IT management products for 2022 by G2. G2, the world’s largest and the most trusted software marketplace, is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. It is a peer-to-peer review site utilized by more than 60 million software buyers annually, including the majority of Fortune 500 companies. G2 publishes its annual list of the world’s finest software firms and products based on genuine and timely feedback from real consumers. Millions of people navigate G2 to find, compare and buy software and services. Scalefusion MDM earned the 29th position in G2’s thoroughl...
AVEVA PI World 2022 Showcases Transformative Role of Data in Industrial Innovation
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Salesforce Makes a Big Push for South Africa, Appoints Local Execs
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NuovoTeam Launches New Partner Program To Drive Synergistic Growth
NuovoTeam, the Push-to-Talk, business messaging and collaboration software by ProMobi Technologies Pvt. Ltd. recently announced its new Partner Program launched in order to join hands with partners across diverse industry spectra. This Partner Program is designed specifically for OEMs, Managed Service Providers (MSPs), Resellers, Distributors, System Integrators & Technology Solution providers across the globe, helping them leverage the team collaboration capabilities of NuovoTeam. In an ambitious corporate world, businesses are driven by strategic alliances that help them broaden their horizons and amplify their revenues. With the NuovoTeam Partner Program, partners can expand their portfolio and offer value propositions to the end-user market with NuovoTeam’s comprehensive functional...
Why Managed Services are the Data Solution that Africa Needs
Gerhard Fourie, Channel Lead at Commvault Africa. While the African market is by no means homogenous, there are certain common challenges faced across the region that make data management a challenging prospect. This includes access to technology and hardware, as well as access to the specialist skills required to effectively implement and manage this technology. Combined with the data explosion being experienced across the globe, this creates a difficult situation. Managed service providers (MSPs) are perfectly positioned to help address this need, offering shared platform services for a fraction of the cost of procuring hardware, as well as skills and value-added services that can help businesses in the region leverage real value from their data. A challenging technology environment Acce...
More Fibre, Less Copper: ProLabs Assists Cable Operators in Upgrading HFC Networks
Image by Chaitawat Pawapoowadon, Pixabay. According to CableLabs, the organisation that created the standards for the Hybrid Fibre Copper (HFC) network used by all cable operators, networks need to use significantly more fibre and far less copper moving forward. CableLabs suggests that in the future, the ultimate cable network will not have any copper in it, except within the home or office. This is as reported in a blog entry by ProLabs, a global leader in optical networking infrastructure, which is focused on innovations in optical transport and connectivity. ProLabs is distributed in sub-Saharan Africa by Networks Unlimited and its solutions are used to enable copper and fibre connectivity for data centre and telecommunications projects in the ICT industry. “In countries where the theft...
Nutanix Appoints New VP of EMEA Marketing
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Kubernetes & Containerisation: What You Need to Know
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‘No Honour Among Thieves’: Don’t Pay the Bad Guys say Rubrik & Microsoft
Image sourced from Mohamed Hasan – Pixabay. There is good news for companies who wish to keep their data safe, and who are opposed to paying hackers ransom money in order to have critical data returned in the event of a hack. This input comes in the recent announcement that global giant Microsoft, the American multinational technology corporation, is investing in cloud data management company Rubrik. “The two companies will combine on products that will help customers hit by ransomware to recover their critical data without paying the ransom,” says Risna Steenkamp, General Manager: ESM Division at Networks Unlimited, which distributes Rubrik throughout Africa. “Data is one of a company’s most valuable resources, and it is critical that a business should not feel forced to ...
New Multi-Billion Rand Data Centre Facility Built in South Africa
Image of Teraco’s CT2 Data Centre in Cape Town, South Africa. Teraco Data Environments, one of Africa’s largest vendor-neutral data centre and interconnection services providers, has announced the completion of Phase 1 of CT2, its new hyperscale data centre in Brackenfell, Cape Town, which is now the largest data centre in the Western Cape province of South Africa. According to a statement from Teraco, the new facility is set to support the growing demand by enterprises and cloud providers for data centre capacity in the country and further. CT2 offers highly resilient and secure colocation facilities in line with Teraco’s long-term vision of enabling digital transformation across Africa, the company says. An exterior shot of Teraco’s CT2 data centre. Teraco’s CT2 Data Centre The fir...
Delivering the IT Solutions Needed for Seamless Business Operations
For over a decade, Vodacom Business has supported DHL Express with the IT infrastructure needed to maintain its leading position within the logistics industry across the African continent. As a business that depends on a reliable network, DHL Express’s IT infrastructure and system uptime are critical to providing the quality service that their customers expect. DHL Express needed an IT and communications partner who could scale and grow with them. Over the past 10 years, Vodacom Business has done just that. “Our business is about being able to efficiently and timeously provide services to our customers,” says Ken Balman, Head of IT DHL Express Sub Saharan Africa. “We needed a technology partner that could cover our multinational footprint while supporting and driving our digital agenda. Vo...
AI & Data Storage: Tintri & DDN Together Enable this Symbiotic Relationship
Image by Mohamed Hassan: Pixabay. In the field of enterprise IT, artificial intelligence (AI) is a buzzword that we’ve seen used time and again over the past few years, with the promise of making every part of a business better. What does this mean specifically for data storage? This is the question posed in a recent Tintri blog, which clarifies that AI can be considered as any system that can sufficiently process data to augment, mimic or, in some cases, replace human cognitive functions. As outlined by Tintri co-authors Erwin Daria, Ram Narayanan and Kurt Kuckei, AIs perform within a ‘feedback loop’ that can be categorised by the following key stages: Data analysis: where data is fed into the AI. Inference: where the AI infers a condition from that data. Prescription/action: in most case...
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