Organisations around the world – including in South Africa – face significant recruitment challenges, chasing the best technical talent available from a limited resource pool.
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How to simplify customer interactions for happier, more loyal customers
Simplifying customer interactions can lead to happier, more loyal customers. There is more choice than ever before, meaning customers are not forced to endure a customer experience (CX) that is characterised by clutter or unnecessary friction.
The Challenges and Prospects of Passport-Free Travel in Africa Using Biometrics
An interview with Willys Mac’Olale, Director of Fragomen Kenya, on the innovative opportunities and barriers in using biometrics, particularly facial recognition, for passport-free travel.
5 Game-Changing Sales Tools to Eliminate Pain Points and Explode Sales Growth
AI and other Tech are fast becoming the biggest sales enablers on the block
NIQ South Africa releases FMCG and Tech Durables sales data for Q2 2024
FMCG trade grows 3% year-over-year to R303 billion for the first half of 2024
African Tech Ventures Unlocking UK Capital Markets and Exits
Africa Tech Summit London returns for its eighth edition on June 7th, at London Stock Exchange (LSE), to drive investment and capital, while boosting business and connections between African and European stakeholders.
How to balance Network Performance and Security
Nowadays, businesses totally rely on networks for their operations. So, it’s crucial to find the right balance between keeping the network safe and making sure it runs well.
Why Business Need Static IP Address?
The IP (Internet Protocol) address is one of the most important components of the Internet. This digital identity serves as a virtual address for devices that connect via the internet.
Proptech trends on the horizon
Proptech is reshaping the real estate industry, with technological innovation continuously improving value creation for all stakeholders, generating efficiencies, improving transparency, and further refining the user experience.
More than technology, 4IR is Opportunity
The workforce has been transformed by increased 4IR technologies and will continue to do so for the future, which means we need to prepare people with the right skills development and education to seize the opportunities it presents says Rebatho Madiba, Business Development Digital Platform Solutions at BCX.