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Pothole Detection System
The AI-Driven Drone System detects potholes, boosting road safety and cutting repair costs.
Drone Perimeter Monitoring System
The AI-Driven Drone System enhances security for South African farms and wildlife.
Object Avoidance System for Drones
The Object Avoidance System enhances drone safety, preventing collisions across various industries.
Sky Search and Rescue
This project improves drone-assisted SAR operations by enhancing visibility and communication.
Gas Scout Drone Innovation
Gas Scout enables real-time gas monitoring in confined spaces.
Top Soft Skills ICT Companies Are Looking For in 2025
The ICT industry is evolving rapidly, and while technical expertise is essential, companies are increasingly prioritising soft skills when hiring ICT professionals. These non-technical abilities help employees collaborate effectively, adapt to change, and solve problems creatively. If you’re considering a career in technology, choosing the right IT courses in South Africa can help you develop these critical skills. Here are the top soft skills companies are searching for in 2025.
Online vs. On-Campus IT Courses: Which One is Right for You?
The demand for skilled IT professionals has never been higher, but so is the level of competition for the top jobs. Pursuing IT courses can set you apart in this competitive landscape but deciding between online and on-campus learning isn’t always easy.
Exploring a Software Engineering Course as an IT Gateway to a Career of Opportunities
Adding a Software Engineering Course to your IT studies can open up a world of career possibilities for you as an IT professional. Whether you’re interested in designing secure applications, enhancing user experiences, or building intelligent systems, a Software Engineering Course can provide the necessary skills and knowledge to accomplish this.
Selecting the Right Literature Review Method for Design Science Research: Insights from Tichaona Chinyerere
At the ACIST Conference 2024 in Harare, Tichaona Chinyerere, a PhD candidate in Information Systems at the University of Cape Town, presented a compelling exploration of the literature review methodologies best suited for Design Science Research (DSR). His research sheds light on the challenges doctoral candidates face when navigating the complex array of literature review options in this innovative research paradigm.