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SA’s first Identity Index reveals business concerns
The study by iiDENTIFii and World Wide Worx shows only 24.5% of medium and large businesses at a...
SA online retail passes 6% of total retail
A landmark study released today by World Wide Worx, in partnership with Mastercard, Peach...
SA organisations embrace GenAI
Generative artificial intelligence is a catalyst for innovation, writes DOUG WOOLLEY, GM of Dell Technologies South Africa, as the first SA GenAI RoadMap is released by World Wide Worx.
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World Wide Worx conducts industry relevant market research on trends in information technology, telecommunications
Strategy
We leverage our market research & trends analysis in strategy development to assist clients with technology decision support
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We conduct website audits, benchmarks and evaluations using the Webagility system, along with a unique Digital Quotient
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World Wide Worx publishes the online consumer technology magazine Gadget, among several online and email publications
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We provide talks, workshops and seminars on trends and strategies drawing on our research along with global and local trends
- AI tell-tale signs: Stop sounding like a botby Arthur Goldstuck on February 9, 2025 at 11:00 pm
If you are "thrilled" to announce something, or you're "delving" into a "game-changer", you may just be an AI, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK. The post AI tell-tale signs: Stop sounding like a bot appeared first on Gadget.
- Shoprite Foundation takes aim at skills gapby Gadget Staff on February 9, 2025 at 10:50 pm
The digital future is being shaped in Eastern Cape as a R3-million investment gives two high schools robotics labs. The post Shoprite Foundation <br>takes aim at skills gap appeared first on Gadget.
- AI expected to speed up bankingby Gadget Staff on February 9, 2025 at 10:40 pm
The Connected Financial Services Report from Salesforce reveals how financial service institutions can meet rising expectations with the help of AI - and build trust. The post AI expected to <br>speed up banking appeared first on Gadget.
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