Google I/O: as told by a developer
A few weeks after Google’s annual developer conference, most of us have seen the fascinating-yet-frightening videos of Google Assistant phoning a restaurant to make a reservation.
Read MoreHas a connected government moved from being a convenience to a necessity?
As governments are working towards delivering quality services in increasingly complex environments, so Internet of Things (IoT) technology could provide new value for South African citizens, enhance capabilities, streamline processes and better engage partners.
Read MoreBanking the unbanked: serving the excluded
Two billion people worldwide do not have a bank account or access to financial institutions. Often referred to as the unbanked, they generally only pay in cash or purchase money orders.
Read MoreAre feature analysts the new business analysts?
As Agile continues to gain momentum in large enterprises, we continually need to review how we adapt traditional roles to the new paradigm.
Read MoreWorking at Africa’s software development POWERHOUSE
BBD is South Africa’s oldest, largest and most entertaining independent custom software development company.
Read MoreAdding robotic process automation to BBD Group’s technology solutions
BBD Group today announced they have acquired a 30% equity stake in Xpertek Contact, offering IT services ranging from robotic process automation to business intelligence (BI) and location-based marketing.
Read MoreIs Kubernetes a must-have skill in 2018?
Open-source technology such as Kubernetes is emerging as the standard for many companies building applications on public clouds – with Amazon Web Services (AWS), Oracle and IBM among the leaders supporting this technology.
Read MoreSpring has sprung in the development community
Functional reactive programming (FRP) is not a new idea, but with more frameworks coming into the mainstay and reactive programming more widely adopted, developers need to stay on top of trends.
Read MoreWhy playing in a regulatory sandbox is a good thing for fintechs and SARB
The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) recently announced their FinTech Programme, to enable them to review and consider the regulatory implications of emerging fintech innovations.
Read MoreWhat is open banking and what does it mean for South Africa?
Imagine if you owned your bank data and could decide who you want to share this data with, thereby gaining access to a broad range of products to suit your needs.
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