Author: Werner Joubert
Regardless of how you look at it, information technology defines the modern enterprise and is a top priority for all. In 2025 alone, worldwide IT spending is expected to increase by 9.8% from 2024, totalling $5.61 trillion, with spending on devices and software experiencing double-digit growth. Meanwhile, South Africa’s IT industry, made up of large international, startups, and core technology providers, is set for growth thanks to several factors, including a competitive services sector and a strong business process outsourcing industry. With so much capital being pumped into enterprise IT, local businesses cannot afford to waste time, money, and resources…
It is now theoretically, and in many cases literally, possible to run a successful business using nothing but a desktop computer. South Africa’s digital revolution has given way to enterprises that leverage technology to drive every aspect of their operations, everything from sales and marketing to finance and logistics. Prioritising technology is also critical for any business that wants to stay relevant and competitive. As South Africa’s digital ecosystem matures and e-commerce continues to grow, digital-first companies will take the lead, driving innovation and further digital transformation across the country. Becoming digital-first means re-evaluating your digital infrastructure. As software and…