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AI in Education: Driving the success of the GDOE’s eAdmissions Portal

On the 25th of June 2020, the Gauteng Department of Education’s eAdmissions portal went live, and in August 2020, it was made available to the public. The portal allowed the parents of Gauteng to fi…

5 reasons why government and the cloud go hand in hand

The cloud and government are an ideal coupling. The cloud can deliver powerful technology solutions quickly, and governments everywhere need to roll out advanced solutions to a large number of people …

Digitising company culture

A recent Daily Maverick article described the future of work in South Africa as “remote-ish”. What this looks like, both during and after the current crisis that we find ourselves in, is a mixture…

The next digital revolution

As we hurtle headlong into the Fourth Industrial Revolution, technology advances every day and at a rapid pace. One of the major catalysts of this progress is the ongoing rollout of 5G connectivity. I…

Good technological governance starts with agility

The rapid development of technology within the Fourth Industrial Revolution is both unprecedented and thrilling. Advancements in the Internet of Things, Facial Recognition technology, virtual currenci…

The role of technology in the education of the future

Technology already plays a major part in education and it’s likely to become even more integral to the process in the future as education continues to become more multimedia heavy. This article will…

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Wasted software is wasteful expenditure

By: Xolile Ndlangana – Director, sales & marketing Boxfusion “Wasteful expenditure”, it’s an ugly turn-of-phrase that has become so commonplace in South Africa’s political discourse. Usually we associate wasteful expenditure with illicit tenders and shady, underhanded deals, but what about software used in government processes? It is both ubiquitous and […]