by Xtraordinary Women | Jul 12, 2022 | Technology
South Africans and the rest of the world have witnessed unexpected hikes in the cost of living, as evidenced by record fuel prices and inflated costs elsewhere. Because many customers are being forced to reconsider their purchasing patterns, businesses must continue...
by Xtraordinary Women | Jul 11, 2022 | Technology
The pandemic catalysed an already-accelerating rate of digital transformation, where the old ways of doing things — from grocery shopping to work — changed irreversibly. Digital adoption and the digital skills needed to embrace the transformation became critical to...
by Xtraordinary Women | Jul 7, 2022 | Technology
Aimed at consumers with diverse needs – the college-age, entry-level worker and budding entrepreneur, the TECNO SPARK 8C brings users cinema-quality visual enjoyment with 90 Hz Refresh Rate, long-lasting gaming performance with 5000 mAh Battery and enhanced data...
by Xtraordinary Women | Jul 7, 2022 | Technology
We live in a world where ease and speed are expected – our impatience grows stronger every day. This doesn’t stem from a sense of entitlement but is a product of constant evolution and innovation. This applies even more so to make payments. Enter Halo Dot...
by Xtraordinary Women | Jul 2, 2022 | Opinion, Technology
By Greg Gatherer, Account Manager, Liferay Africa Over the past two years, companies around the world learned just how important digital experiences are. For many organisations, those digital experiences were simply the only kind they could provide their customers....
by Xtraordinary Women | Jun 28, 2022 | Legal Advice, Technology
By Celeste Snyders Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter and his reasons for wanting to acquire it seems to drive home a principle that technology should benefit mankind at its very core. But legally, what does that mean? The Act 4 of 2013, Section 2, also known as IT...