The Invisible Workload: How Technology Can Help Women Advance Their Careers

The invisible mental, emotional and logistical workload carried by many women can constrain career advancement and entrepreneurship. Lungi Sangqu argues that technology can reduce administrative friction and return valuable time and attention—but only if digital tools complement, rather than replace, a fairer distribution of care at home, in workplaces and across funding systems.

AI Adoption in Africa Accelerates Amid Cybersecurity Concerns

Artificial intelligence adoption is accelerating across organisations, creating new opportunities for productivity and innovation while introducing new cybersecurity challenges. A Kaspersky survey of 1,800 IT and cybersecurity professionals highlights growing concerns about AI-related risks and the need for stronger governance, employee awareness and responsible implementation strategies, particularly as African businesses expand their digital capabilities.

Is the MVNO Market Overcrowded? The Future of Telecom Growth

MVNO markets are becoming increasingly competitive as banks, retailers and other brands launch mobile virtual network operators to strengthen customer relationships. While consumer MVNO growth faces rising competition, new opportunities are emerging through enterprise connectivity and IoT solutions, where large-scale device connectivity could define the next phase of telecom innovation.

AI is changing the role of the enterprise resource platform

Legacy ERP systems are becoming a major obstacle to AI adoption and business growth. Courtney Hounsell of Braintree explains why cloud migration alone is not enough, arguing that true ERP modernisation requires new architecture, real-time data integration and cloud-native capabilities. The article explores how modern ERP platforms enable AI-driven automation, predictive analytics and operational efficiency, while legacy infrastructure limits ROI, increases costs and prevents organisations from realising AI’s full business value.

A practical route to operational clarity (without the high cost)

In today’s volatile South African market, companies face mounting pressure to optimise operations without incurring high costs. Outdated systems and fragmented data increase inefficiencies, while cautious leadership delays technology investments. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central offers a scalable, cloud-native ERP solution that centralises finance, sales, inventory, and operations, delivering measurable ROI. Forrester studies show companies achieve up to 265% ROI and save over $80,000 annually in third-party fees by moving from legacy systems to Business Central. Designed for enterprises and SMEs alike, it simplifies workflows, supports growth, and reduces infrastructure and upgrade costs. Successful implementation depends on experienced partners to manage change, data migration, and user adoption, ensuring operational clarity and business agility without breaking the budget.