Every other day, social media brings us a picture or video of a dilapidated school somewhere in Nigeria or shares images of a distraught
Blogs – Matters eRising
Hacking humans: How social engineering exploits business vulnerabilities
With the growing number of online transactions taking place each day comes a marked rise in cyber-attacks and security events. According to Ryan Mer,
The future of work
With new technology such as AI support and smart cameras, the workplace of the future can be anywhere In what felt like the blink
How mobile service cloud can transform customer experience: 6 key steps
By James Bayhack, Director for Sub-Saharan Africa at CM.com Service, service, service. That’s been the call for businesses that want to keep their clients happy and turn one-time customers
Africa is leading the way in mobile money, and it will change banking as we know it
By Mark Dankworth, President International at Ukheshe Technologies Mobile transacting is fast becoming the golden egg of financial services – and nowhere more so
UoPeople Opinion – Will a University degree get you a job?
Earning a university degree is crucial in today’s economy. Higher education holds the key to improving South Africans’ economic prospects. By Shai Reshef, President
Information Security in Africa – The Canon Perspective
By Quentyn Taylor Implementing cybersecurity basics is key to reducing risk and building cyber-resilience. Recent rapid digital transformation and reliance on cloud-based solutions has
The Fintech Unicorns of The Federal Republic of Nigeria
By Eric Osiakwan Celebrations are in order because Nigeria turned 61 on 1st October 2021. In the “KINGS of Africa’s Digital Economy[1]”, I recognized
How superstores are utilizing superior customer experience to increase retention rates
… And how SMEs can adopt technique “A happy customer tells their friend, an unhappy customer tells the world” By Otori Emmanuel One of
Pantami’s digital revolution as more than enough requirements for a professorship award
By Hashim Suleiman Professor Farooq Kperogi has once again come to attempt to hoodwink us with his very well written grammars, which does sway