Bias in healthcare AI isn’t just a technical flaw; it’s an ethical hazard with real-world consequences for patient trust and equity
The assumption that investment in a robust security culture is a luxury is a costly mistake
It is time for government departments to embrace digital transformation and benefit from the limitless opportunities that the fourth industrial revolution brings
It helps to save money, boost IT team agility, streamline digital transformation and reduce routine IT work
Refurbishing, recycling and reusing electronic equipment can save money as well as the environment
The Prudential Authority has given Ithala Bank until June 2021 to submit its application for a banking licence in terms of the Banking Act
Education and the education of teachers is already a complex issue and even more so in rapidly-changing global circumstances
If they want to change the world, social innovators must first transform themselves, argue academics from the UCT Graduate School of Business
Information Technology is traditionally a male-dominated sector
Vega’s Brand Challenge and Brand Activation allow students to see what it’s like to work with a real-life brief from a real-life client
The damage to the IT department alone is likely to amount to R2.16-billion over the next five years
President Ramaphosa has authorised the Special Investigations Unit to look into corruption in a few government sectors
The new school administration system will streamline and simplify management processes
Drones have been getting a bad rap, but it is possible they can solve some of the world’s food and environmental problems, writes Arthur Goldstuck.
Most existing backup solutions are failing to give businesses the data protection they need, says Warren Olivier.
The internet of things and big data are getting more practical when it comes to customer demands and service, writes Arthur Goldstuck.
Developers have little knowledge about how to turn their ideas into dollars, but this is changing.
Millennials graduating now may seem to be the logical answer to the IT skills shortfall. But don’t count on it.
Why is it that although women make up 49% of the UK’s labour force, they account for just 17% of IT and telecommunications professionals?
Prefix technologies is offering email software free of charge to any school.
