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Make It Make Sense: Safe Guarding Your Personal and Business Systems in Case of Unplanned Global Tech Disruptions

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Safe Guarding Your Personal and Business Systems in Case of Unplanned Global Tech Disruptions. No matter who you are, technology is the driving force of most of our daily activities. whether personal or business related. After Friday's massive global IT outage , it is wise to think around how we can be prepared, just in case global IT outages ever happen again. Digital Editor of Stuff SA, Duncan Pike, gives us a sense of the impact of the outage, and how to safe guard our personal and professional tech in future.

22 Jul 2024 English South Africa Music · Comedy

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