In the latest addition to our remote working series, a survey commissioned by Dell Technologies has found that having the right monitors is critical for companies and employees to maximize productivity amid... FULL STORY >

AI-augmented employees will be more engaged, twice as productive, and more innovative. FULL STORY >

The global drive towards digital transformation is having a profoundly disruptive impact on all areas of our lives, but will have the most significant impact on the way we work, and the type of work we... FULL STORY >

Rob Bothma, HCM Business Solution Architect at Oracle Corporation South Africa, offers some thoughts on what the year ahead has in store and the future of work. FULL STORY >

Brendan McAravey, Regional Director, Sub-Saharan Africa at Citrix examines flexible working why both people and technology are critical to the unfolding future of work. FULL STORY >

Mohammed Vachiat, general manager direct sales for Konica Minolta South Africa explains why the future of work isn't what it used to be, and why work will be forever changed. FULL STORY >

It’s not every day that you meet the world’s first humanoid robotic citizen, but standing next to Sophia the Robot, one can’t help but feel like humanity is at the very beginning of a future that was once only the domain of science fiction FULL STORY >

Chris Buchanan, Client Solutions Director Dell EMC South Africa explains why businesses need to act now to transform their IT, workforce and security to stay ahead of the curve. FULL STORY >

The future of work is being shaped by two powerful forces, the first being the growing adoption of artificial intelligence in the workplace and the second, expansion of the workforce to include both on- and off-balance-sheet talent. FULL STORY >

Technology is set to change how work is done, according to Brendan McAravey, the country manager for Citrix South Africa. FULL STORY >

In a revealing and times exciting interview with Brendan McAravey, country manager for Citrix South Africa, both the future and the present state of work came under scrutiny. FULL STORY >