In 2013, a study by PwC reported that four biggest banks in South Africa at the time – Standard Bank, Absa, FNB and Nedbank – were evaluating their current branch networks alongside technological developments. Collectively these banks had 2 877 traditional branches but PwC forecast that this number would decline by 21% come 2016. The

From phishing and botnets to malware and rogue software – cyber criminals are spoiled for choice when it comes to how they can infiltrate corporate networks. And while mobile device policies like Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) have their advantages, businesses are actually giving sinister characters more opportunities to access network resources. By allowing employees

Let’s talk about sports. On the one hand you get teams that have it all – they’ve got the most skilled players, talented coaching staff, tons of support and state-of-the-art facilities. One would expect this team to shine simply because of all of the opportunities they are being given to do just that. But then

If you were to Google “disruption”, most of the definitions that come up have rather negative undertones. “Disturbance”, “problem” and “interruption” are the words typically used to describe disruptive events. But disruption needn’t be a negative thing. In fact, when it comes to disruptive technologies, these innovations can have a positive impact on business. When