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How the Internet is Giving Side-Hustling South Africans the Earning Edge
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Talking Hyper Automation with Rocket’s Jamie Devlin: ITNA Digital Innovation Podcast Special Episode:
In this special episode of IT News Africa‘s Digital Innovation Podcast, Luis Monzon chats to Jamie Devlin, Manager Sales Engineering EMEA at US-based Rocket Software about the quickly emerging innovation of hyper-automation, or more specifically robotic process automation (RPA). Hyper-automation is an exciting digital innovation making its burgeoning forays into Africa as businesses across the continent are looking at the future-minded technology to simplify and add increased conveniences to their many processes. However, hyper-automation has also been a controversial subject as of late, with many fearing that the innovation’s uptake means that many previously manual jobs will become fully automated and be lost. Even if this is not necessarily the take, as you will discover by listening to...
Huawei P50 Series to Launch Soon in South Africa: All The Details
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Cell C Partners with GirlCode to Develop Coding Skills in SA Youth
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F-Secure South Africa Rebrands to MWR Through Local Buy-Out
Image sourced from Twitter: @FSecure_Consult F-Secure, the Finnish cybersecurity company, has announced that it has pulled out of the African market as its South African branch was bought out by the local management of the branch. On Tuesday, F-Secure’s local management team in South Africa acquired the majority stake in F-Secure South Africa LTD and, to reflect the new company’s direction, rebranded to MWR. The full local management team has remained in place and will keep operations mostly the same, along with the vision and mission that the team had as F-Secure South Africa. MWR CyberSec will tailor its consulting services to the African and Middle Eastern markets and will continue to provide world-class security expertise through its local team, as well as becoming the B2B partner for ...
Petrol Might Be Rationed in South Africa, Energy Department Warns
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South Africans to Receive Free Data, Government Says – This is How Much
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MTN SA Invests $46.4-Million in New Infrastructure for KZN, South Africa
Africa’s largest telecom group MTN SA has announced a further investment of $46.4-million (R700-million) in order to modernise existing, and deploy new, network infrastructure across the KwaZulu-Natal province in South Africa. The $46.4-million investment, which is an addition to the $33.17-million (R500-million) invested in 2021, will go toward MTN’s “Modernisation of Network South Africa project” (MONZA) as well as expanded rural reach, 5G expansion and restoration of vandalised network infrastructure, the company said in a press release. “The KZN investment forms part of plans to modernise the entire MTN network, 68% of which has already been completed nationally, with an additional 1350 sites to be finalised, and around 200 top areas covered across SA, by the end of 2022”, says Matthew...
Australian Retail Directions to Partner with South Africa’s Vexall
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SA’s BrandMed Signs a Strategic Partnership with AWS for Health
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Why the South African Government is Going After Facebook & Meta
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6 Ways Technology Has Made it Easier to Start a Company
Image sourced from Pixabay: https://pixabay.com/photos/teamwork-cooperation-brain Starting a company is no easy feat. It takes hard work, dedication, and perseverance to get a business off the ground. But in today’s world, there are a number of tools and technologies that make it easier than ever before to start a company. You will have to consider a number of things such as your business model, target market, and competition. But with the right tools and technologies in place, you can streamline the process and get your business up and running in no time. Let’s take a look at 6 ways technology made it easier to start a business: Electronic Company Registration When you’re starting a company, the first step is usually to register it with the appropriate government agency. This process can ...
