Can open social access actually benefit business?

Internet access has become an integral part of the working environment – it has become impossible to exist in the business world without having constant access. Now the question surrounds social access: what does this mean for productivity? more


Columns - By Staff Writer | 2 weeks ago

5 ways to spend your e-toll windfall

BusinessTech looks at 5 ways commuters can spend their money thanks to an interdict on SANRAL’s e-toll plans originally scheduled to kick in today. more


Columns, General - By Quinton Bronkhorst | 3 weeks ago

Web privacy rules turn poachers into gamekeepers

When you ‘like’ something on Facebook or read an online newspaper, perhaps a dozen or more companies are squirreling away data on your tastes, your habits, whether you’re male or female, old or young, gay or straight. more


Columns - By Reuters | 1 month ago

Open source: the default choice

When it comes to open source software, the question that needs to be asked today is not which businesses are using open source – but rather which businesses are not. more


Columns, Software - By Alastair Otter | 4 months ago

Kodak’s cautionary tale

Ben Kelly takes a nostalgic trip into his first Kodak moments; taking a step back to frame the pitfalls, and capture the bad choices the company made – so that hopefully businesses of today can avoid the same fate. more


Columns - By Ben Kelly | 4 months ago