For C-level executives, understanding new cloud trends – from multi-cloud adoption to AI integration and quantum computing –is crucial to staying competitive. By embracing a tailored cloud strategy and leveraging the latest industry-specific solutions, organisations can unlock the full potential of cloud technologies, positioning themselves as leaders in the digital transformation journey. BCX can help.
In 2025, AI and automation will be at the heart of HR transformation. From recruitment and employee onboarding to performance management and payroll processing, AI-powered systems will streamline many of the repetitive and time-consuming tasks traditionally managed by HR teams. Technology partners like BCX will play a crucial role in helping organisations reinvent HR.
While AI adoption is still in its early stages for many organisations, the next few years will usher in widespread adoption and integration. For companies like BCX, AI is not just a technological shift but a powerful enabler of growth. By providing tailored AI solutions across industries such as finance, retail, and the public sector, BCX is helping businesses in South Africa and Africa leverage AI’s full potential to drive success in an increasingly digital world.
In 2025, technologies like edge computing, AI, 5G connectivity, and enhanced security protocols will accelerate the evolution of IoT across various sectors. While global advancements provide insights and learnings, Africa presents unique opportunities and challenges that will shape the local adoption and application of IoT. BCX is at the forefront of IoT innovation.
This year, AI-driven cybersecurity, third-party risk management, and quantum-resistant cryptography will emerge as new priorities for cybersecurity professionals. On top of this, ransomware and digital extortion, as well as business email compromise and phishing continue to increase. The right cybersecurity technology, culture and partners can help organisations mitigate risk.
Black Friday poses a massive shopping opportunity – and a theft opportunity for criminals out to get personal and financial data from consumers. Businesses need to plan ahead and adopt proactive defence strategies to protect critical data and infrastructure.
