Here at RSAWEB we are constantly striving to drive the industry and ourselves forward. We do this in two ways; by regularly improving our products and services and by bringing exciting and innovative new products to the market place. It is this goal that has enabled us to position ourselves as the industry leaders within the market, and to also ensure that we are keeping you, our customers happy and connected.
We all have stressful days. You know the ones – the days when you wish you could hide under your desk, or escape and go for a walk outside in the sunshine. Many people handle stress differently, and however you manage yours, there is no doubt regarding the importance of a healthy balance between your work life and your social life.
The team at RSAWEB recently had the pleasure of hosting an evening with Wellness expert, Dr. Robert Delgado at our offices in Cape Town. During the evening Dr. Delgado explained his revolutionary new approach to healthcare, providing insights into where true health comes from and giving us all tips on how to find the health you’ve lost and how to keep it once you’ve found it.
As more businesses move to the Cloud and offer employees the opportunity to work remotely, the need for mobile data access becomes more apparent. Adding to this Eskom’s continued load shedding, it is a wonder that all companies are not moving across to mobile access, Cloud computing and remote working.
Caxton & CTP Publishers & Printers Limited, is recognised as one of the largest publishers and printers of books, magazines, newspapers and commercial print in South Africa. Publishing a number of newspapers and magazines, Caxton employs approximately 5 500 employees and has over 40 different divisions within the business, all of whom have varying mobile connectivity needs.
Nowadays when most people think of wearable technology they think of sports aids that monitor and track your movements or assist with GPS while you exercise. But wearables actually extend beyond this concept to all sorts of new products with a wide range of focuses and capabilities, including eyewear, wristbands, ‘jewellery’ clip-ons, smart watches and wearable cameras like GoPros. A fun, nifty product that we found is the Narrative Clip 2 a wearable camera that takes automatic photos of ‘life as it happens’, which are then shared through its mobile application. These ideas have certainly come a long way from the calculator watch of the 1980’s; arguably one of the first pieces of ‘wearable technology’.
Just 6 months after the launch of our incredibly fast Internet connectivity product; City Fibre, we are excited to announce that we are doubling the coverage of our broadband Internet solution for businesses in most major metro areas.
“Failing to plan, is planning to fail” – Alan Lakein.
I believe that no statement holds truer when taken in the context of development. It is for this exact reason that as developers, we often dedicate entire sprints to planning and laying out required technical functionality/specifications. The technical specification is a powerful tool, its usefulness transcends merely defining scope and complexity.. I would go as far as to say, that any development requirement should be furnished with a technical specification document or breakdown, irrespective of how easy/complex it may seem. Complexity in fact, is one of the major issues that a specification document addresses; and it is through that breakdown and the creation of that technical document, that all assumptions and ambiguity are put to rest. In short, a technical specification document provides developers with clearly defined goals and direction, and ultimately allows for better management of stakeholder expectations.
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