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IT transformation

Company News

SUSE, Intel and SAP partner for IT transformation data centre

Neo Sesinye -
SUSE has announced support for Intel Optane DC persistent memory with SAP HANA. Running on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications, SAP HANA users can now take advantage of high-capacity Intel Optane DC persistent memory in the data...
Digital Transformation

Accelerating your Digital Transformation

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Businesses that harness the power of digital are experiencing massive advantages, with growth and efficiency benchmarks often leaping by double- and even triple-digit advances. But while the attainment of digital clearly bears a lot of fruit, getting to that...
East Africa

How new IT models are changing the IT skills landscape and internal IT

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The data centre is in a period of rapid IT transformation as businesses are increasingly seeking competitive advantages in this digital era. At the centre of these IT transformations lie converged infrastructure (CI), hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) and “software-defined” environments...
Features

Perfect Storm for Desktop Virtualisation

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Precious few initiatives satisfy both budget slashing and visionary change, and rarely have two extremes had a better chance to prosper. Four years on from the long flagged economic slowdown, organisations that retrenched their operations to conserve budgets are...
Mobile and Telecoms

Africa represents real mobile innovation

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The TM Forum Management World Africa, a global communications industry initiative that assists members understand the complexity of running a service provider business, commenced today at the Hilton Hotel, in Johannesburg, South Africa. Speaking at the two day conference, Nik...
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CybersecurityAnna Collard -

How Can You Safeguard Your Data from Social Engineering Threats?

Social engineering remains the most pervasive form of cyberattack for one reason: humans are easier to hack into than...
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