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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
Webagility
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
- Gadget of the Week: Battery and brains beat the buzzby Arthur Goldstuck on 16 April 2025
The Oppo Reno13 5G delivers quietly competent performance, and one of the best batteries in its class, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK. The post Gadget of the Week: Battery and brains beat the buzz appeared first on Gadget.
- AI decodes Parkinson’s Disease in the Cloudby Gadget Staff on 16 April 2025
Precise mapping of a patient’s brain can enable a wider range of treatments, writes DR ROWLAND ILLING, chief medical officer of AWS. The post AI decodes Parkinson’s Disease in the Cloud appeared first on Gadget.
- Thule turns SA cars into holiday haulersby Gadget Staff on 16 April 2025
As families prepare for Easter getaways, rooftop carriers and bike racks offer a practical way to transport luggage, sports gear, and bulky items more safely and efficiently. The post Thule turns SA cars into holiday haulers appeared first on Gadget.
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