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The Case for Shared Spectrum Allocation in South Africa
Following the gazetting of the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa’s (ICASA) position paper on the inquiry into the implementation of dynamic spectrum access and sharing, we take a closer look at the ramifications for this technology in South Africa. South Africa, like many nations, faces a growing challenge: the ever-increasing demand for wireless data is straining […]
ISPA Questions Aggressive Reductions in Fixed Call Termination Rates
ISPA, South Africa’s official internet Industry Representative Body (IRB), questions recently announced aggressive reductions in fixed call termination rates. ISPA furthermore calls for implementation of the planned convergence of mobile and fixed call termination rates towards eventual parity. Call termination rates are fees charged by telecoms networks to ensure calls originally placed by a subscriber […]
From traditional to transformational education – the video-based learning revolution
Fuelled by digital technology and connectivity, video-based learning has emerged as a transformative force reshaping education and training to transcend the boundaries of traditional learning methods and offering a host of advantages for individuals and organisations alike. Video-based learning not only enhances learning outcomes but also captivates and engages learners like never before. Unlike static […]
SA’s ISPs play their part in the struggle against gender-based violence
As operators of South Africa’s electronic communications networks, the country’s internet service providers (ISPs) are playing a key supporting role in combating gender-based violence (GBV). Like everyone else, ISPs are bound by the provisions of the Protection of Personal Information Act. They do, however, support the judicial and law enforcement authorities’ war on GBV by […]
Powering Data Management: Automation’s Role in Efficiency, Risk Mitigation, and Cost Reduction
Data management has become increasingly crucial in Africa, with the volume and significance of data growing at an unprecedented rate. As a result, the cost of handling and protecting this enormous volume of data has skyrocketed. A number of paradigm shifts in enterprise Information Technology (IT) over the years have had an impact on how […]
Gaining the most from retail’s investment in solar
The South African retail industry’s investment in renewable energy such as solar energy is enjoying some significant growth as a result of the country’s unstable growth, environmental concerns, cost savings as well as strides to decarbonise operations.In recent months there’s been a number of major retail groups announcing their investment in both renewable energy as […]
The difference between Artificial and Actual intelligence
We have all been there, right? Where it seems as though the algorithm knows us better than we know ourselves. Where all the answers are a Chat GPT away. or are they? In a world where in many realms it seems artificial is trending, could we be losing sight of the value of real AI- […]
Elevating Modern Businesses: The Soaring Impact of Cloud ERP
In recent years, the cloud has emerged as an undeniable powerhouse in the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) market, with projections indicating a staggering transformation from the current $64.7 billion valuation to an astounding $130 billion by 2027. The allure of cloud-based ERP is undeniable, offering cost savings, swift implementation, enhanced flexibility, and accessibility for businesses […]
Cyber insurance may have benefits, but it won’t get your stolen data back
With the rampant rise in ransomware incidents, the likelihood of an organisation being successfully breached is now extremely high. As a result, many businesses have explored the option of cyber insurance in an effort to mitigate the risk. However, can cyber insurance replace cybersecurity? The short answer for that is no. The longer answer is […]
