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The nuts and bolts of graph intelligence

by Shifa Salih

In the realm of technology, new terminology frequently emerges – it’s inevitable to keep apace of the swiftly evolving landscape. Back in 2016, articulating an accurate description of our platform proved to be a challenge, given the absence of appropriate vocabulary. Although we were aware that it was next generation, the terms available fell short of capturing its essence. Over time, as industry language developed, we experimented with descriptors such […]

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The grass IS greener!

by Shifa Salih

Criminal activity is a reality of the world we live in, which means that combatting fraud, money laundering and terrorism financing is too. For any transactional company, this is paramount to reducing losses and minimising penalties such as higher fees for merchants and consumers. For South Africa, a significant consequence has been our greylisted status that impacts our economy and the ease of international business. The obvious answer is to […]

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Build or buy? Solving the DIY software dilemma

by Shifa Salih

On the surface, building your own software solutions seems akin to home DIY – and it kind of is, but it really kind of isn’t. Most people think of DIY as a lick of paint in one version or another. But the level we’re talking about here is more like a three room extension with some form of waterworks involved, e.g. a kitchen or bathroom. That means ensuring there are […]

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Customer 360 – piecing together the consumer puzzle

by Shifa Salih

There are different approaches to making a puzzle. Some people put together all the edges and then fill in the middle. Some start in a corner and work their way outwards. Others first piece together aspects of the image that are recognisable and then link them all up. Inevitably, with persistence, the whole picture comes together, regardless of the method. Consumer interactions with your enterprise are a bit like puzzle […]

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Practically perfect in every way: resolving the CIO dilemma

by Shifa Salih

Mary Poppins arrived on a fortuitous wind and brought order to the Banks’ household in creative and exciting ways. She encouraged Jane and Michael to engage their imaginations to visualise the impossible, then focus their energy on manifesting it. Her unobtrusive travelling bag contained numerous wonders that transcended its size and stretched the realms of possibility. She made the miraculous an everyday occurrence, animated the mundane and blew the competition […]

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