How top software houses handle the work that really matters

How top software houses handle the work that really matters

Most software works perfectly on the “happy path”. But the top software development companies know that real customers, real data and real-world complexity is where systems are truly tested. For more than four decades, BBD has helped organisations modernise legacy estates, design future-ready platforms and orchestrate processes end-to-end – not just where things run smoothly…

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Epson CO-W01 Projector Review: Project Success

Epson CO-W01 Projector Review: Project Success

Versatility is the defining characteristic of the Epson EpiqVision Flex CO-W01. True to the ‘Flex’ in its name, this portable projector bridges the gap between the boardroom and the living room. While its WXGA resolution (1,280 x 800) is a staple for business and education, it handles 720p video content with surprising competence. In our…

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How AfriGIS is helping retailers win the delivery race

How AfriGIS is helping retailers win the delivery race

The retail sector is evolving at speed, and delivery excellence is now a key competitive differentiator. Efficient routing isn’t just about saving time and money; it’s about delivering on a promise. With the right geospatial intelligence, retailers can build systems that support reliability, resilience and exceptional customer experience – order after order, day after day,…

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Uber South Africa explores electric motorbikes for growing Uber Moto service

Uber South Africa explores electric motorbikes for growing Uber Moto service

Uber South Africa is actively exploring the transition to electric motorbikes for its popular Uber Moto service, aligning with the company’s broader commitment to sustainable mobility. The Uber Moto service, which offers quick and affordable short-distance trips, has seen rapid growth in Johannesburg since its launch. Read: Epson CO-W01 Projector Review: Project Success While the…

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IAM basics beyond the AI buzz

IAM basics beyond the AI buzz

Albert Steenkamp, information security specialist at Discovery. In a cyber security world, where much focus is on the different ways AI can be used to infiltrate systems or automate attacks, attention still needs to be paid to the basics of cyber security, says Albert Steenkamp, information security specialist at Discovery. “Everybody likes to put AI out there,…

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Unlock smarter computing with your Surface Copilot+ PC

Unlock smarter computing with your Surface Copilot+ PC

You might already own a Copilot+ PC, but chances are you haven’t discovered everything it can do. With Microsoft Copilot built directly into Windows and powered by neural processing units (NPUs), Copilot+ PCs move beyond traditional computing and become intelligent assistants designed to make everyday tasks faster, easier and more intuitive. Imagine a PC that…

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Vodacom secures majority control of Safaricom for R36 billion

Vodacom secures majority control of Safaricom for R36 billion

Vodacom Group has moved to cement its dominance in East Africa with a massive R36-billion ($2.1 billion) transaction that will give it a controlling interest in Safaricom, one of the continent’s most valuable telecommunications and fintech players. Read: Epson CO-W01 Projector Review: Project Success The Johannesburg-headquartered group announced on Thursday that it has reached an…

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SA tech teams adopting AI, but impact still uneven

SA tech teams adopting AI, but impact still uneven

Artificial intelligence speeds up code generation for tech teams. South Africa’s tech teams have reached near-universal artificial intelligence (AI) adoption, with 97% of tech team leaders reporting that their teams are already using AI tools in their workflows. While adoption is high, the actual impact of AI remains uneven — shaped by leadership alignment, process…

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Telcos are sitting on a data gold mine

Telcos are sitting on a data gold mine

Adapt IT Telecom’s Phillip du Plessis Imagine sitting on a gold mine and not even knowing it. That’s what many telecommunications companies are doing today. Across the industry, providers collect vast amounts of data – from location pings and app usage to payment histories and device types. Yet, despite this flood of information, most only…

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