Analysis

Using network management to share satellite connectivity and bridge digital...

With 45% of Africa’s population living over 10 km from fibre-optic networks, network managed satellite communication provides cost effective and reliable coverage, unlocking opportunities for digitalisation and also i...

Why a set it and forget it security solution does not exist, and why...

Many African enterprises still consider cybersecurity a grudge purchase. What is worse, these businesses allocate funds after an incident or after a regulatory change forces their hands. The normalisation of the...

Delivering cross-border FinTech products through cloud and DevOps

Mukuru’s strategic intent is to be a financial services platform for Africa’s emerging consumer and uses a cloud hosted architecture for product launches in 13 African countries. It is investing in DevOps cloud inf...

Scaling data centres, cloud regions, energy, key challenges for South Africa

New technological trends such as AI-generated content, quantum computing, and 5G expansion are driving an insatiable demand for new data centres worldwide. In South Africa, this demand is particularly pronounced as...

Human operated ransomware is far more formidable for African enterprises

The distinction between human-operated ransomware and automated attacks lies in the hands-on involvement of skilled cybercriminals and unlike automated attacks that rely on pre-set instructions, human operators can...

Can Kenya balance ICT growth with data security and data sovereignty...

With an annual growth rate of 23% exceeding other sectors, Kenya’s ICT sector promises to be a significant contributor to the country’s GDP, but the country’s enterprises need to balance innovation with data pro...

Browse our latest issue

Intelligent CIO Africa

View Magazine Archive