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IoT Forum Africa 2022 to Showcase the Latest Innovations in IoT

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Google Chooses 15 New Startups for its Startups Accelerator Africa

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The 2 Challenges that SA’s “Culture of Digitalisation” Faces

Image sourced from Harvard Business Review. Technology is only successful if it is used. And today, business leaders in companies around the world need to shift from a tech-centered view of digitalisation and start considering how to nurture a culture that embraces technology wholeheartedly. This shift is becoming increasingly urgent because mobilising teams, channeling resources, and accelerating learning and development doesn’t happen overnight, but on the other hand, disruption can strike fast. It’s better to be ready and adaptable to the future, both resource-wise and also culturally, than risk being unable to compete. Many early adopting businesses are already some way down this path, for instance automating processes to improve product and service experiences, maintain business conti...

Winjit Set to Showcase its IoT Solutions at #IoTFA2022

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Top 5 Games to Look Out for in 2022

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Orchestrating Multi-Cloud: How to Find a Strategy that Works

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MultiChoice Shares Soar as Nigerian Tax Dispute is Settled

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Towards a Stable & Sustainable Future with Power 4.0

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Paratus is Building Namibia’s Largest Data Centre for $8.2M

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Microsoft Startup Accelerator: The 12 African Startups Chosen So Far

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Airtel Nigeria Upgrades All 2G & 3G Cell Sites to 4G

Sourced from allAfrica. Airtel Nigeria, the West African arm of telecom Airtel Africa, has announced that it is upgrading all of its cell sites to 4G technology. The operator says that now its 50-million customers in Nigeria can “tap into flawless voice call experiences,” as all of the company’s 2G and 3G sites have been upgraded to the advanced network standard of 4G. Surendran Chemmenkotil, CEO and MD of Airtel Nigeria, says the operator is committed to delivering mobile broadband to the whole country, including even remote locations, as he says that connectivity has a direct correlation with “boosting the nation’s GDP.” “Our commitment is to our customers and we are focused on ensuring that they continue to get the right and the best experience on our network. This exercise is inspired ...

6 Good Reasons Why ISPs in Africa Should Consider their Own Private Hosted Cloud

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