The crux of modern daily business operations revolves around the Internet and data communication. Businesses are beginning to see that successful and integrated digital transformation can deliver a substantial ROI in terms of workflow efficiency. The following forecasted business trends indicate that reliance on enterprise-level Internet connectivity will not only continue but that it will be on the rise.
Innovation has shifted from speculative to foundational with Cloud technology. Cloud Services and Software Solutions have switched from being merely disruptive to empowering and transformative.
This is clearly demonstrated with the high adoption rates of available Cloud Technologies. Cloud Technology offers the ultimate in flexibility and its various components can all be adapted in a personalized way to suit the way you conduct business.
Ransomware: The Super Villain of Malware - Cyber criminals regularly employ phishing scam, worms, viruses, spyware, and Trojan horses to attack information systems.
Ransomware is the newest super villain and is increasingly causing havoc on the South African scene. When Ransomware strikes it takes all the data it can reach hostage for a hefty Bitcoin ransom.
Your approach to data storage and data managementstorage and data management is a key feature of informed decision-making. Therefore, it is of the utmost importance that the data is relevant.
From pre-empting clients’ needs, focusing product development on market gaps, ensuring employees know how much you value them, to forecasting trends. The way you employ your business data is entirely up to you but utilizing your data supply for its potential - is the future of doing business successfully.
However, not all data is of true value to your business. Here is a concise guide as to how one can refine Business Data to be pure gold.
The recent tweets of the American president have brought South Africa to the forefront of headlines internationally. It wasn’t a good news story but focused on murder rates and forced property acquisition.
Civil unrest and safety in RSA have long grabbed attention outside our borders and within. While the spotlight has sometimes been needed to amplify a cry for change, at other times it has been used to manipulate public opinion, for politicking purposes, or fear-mongering.
The world at large watches as we develop into a new young democratic nation and is quick to jump on our vulnerabilities and even exploit our statistics to bolster self-serving arguments. South Africa has a global reputation for crime – what would make front page news overseas is simply a common occurrence in parts of South Africa.