Why SMEs and ransomware go together
Turrito Networks named 2017 Vodacom Convergence Partner of the Year.
Demystifying cloud-based services, by Greg Morris, CEO, MMG.
Worryingly, most local SMEs are taking a ‘wait and see’ approach to ransomware - and are consequently placing themselves at massive risk
It is now widely acknowledged and accepted that every modern business – from the SME to the multinational, and from the web developer to the wine seller – needs a...
The evolution of IT means that SMEs no longer need to be responsible for IT in the traditional sense. In fact, they have surpassed their larger counterparts as early adopters...
Famous Brands, Africa’s leading quick-service and casual dining restaurant franchisor, has named Turrito Networks as its Information Technology Partner of the Year.
The evolution of technology has meant that small to medium enterprises (SMEs) no longer need to be responsible for IT in the traditional sense. In fact, they have surpassed their...
In 2017, South Africa is expected to spend $10.5bn on information, technology and communications (ICT). This is according to the International Data Corporation (IDC), and the figure makes it the...
A key pain point for small and medium businesses (SMBs) in 2016 continued to be an influx of cheap and ill-supported fibre and internet solutions, which fall far short of...
As we wait for SONA 2017, SMEs are hoping that their contribution to the South African economy will be noted. Joining CNBC Africa to tell us what can the ICT...
As we wait for SONA 2017, SMEs are hoping that their contribution to the South African economy will be noted. Joining CNBC Africa to tell us what can the ICT…
The current economic stagnation is triggering a response that sadly ignores the many possible opportunities that lie within such a volatile business ecosystem.
Entrepreneurship in the tech space is becoming more attractive especially in an increasingly digitised world. Two entrepreneurs who have taken full advantage of this opportunity are Brian Timperley and Louis...
2016 was heralded as a particularly tough year, and small to medium businesses have in particular been affected. BRIAN TIMPERLEY, managing director of Turrito Networks, highlights the biggest pain points…
Johannesburg – Louis Jardim is the commercial director and co-founder of Turrito Networks, now a MICROmega company. He speaks to IOL about getting started and scaling up the business.
Turrito Networks, a MicroMega group company, has recently launched Business in a Box, a series of enterprise-grade fibre and wireless connectivity options, which all include Windows desktop bundles, designed for…
South Africa’s bandwidth pricing has experienced less dramatic reductions of late, after several years of more aggressive price drops
Microsoft has recently awarded Turrito Networks, a MICROmega group company, OEM partner status, for its locally designed CloudGate desktop computing device.
If you were a user of messaging service WhatsApp on 30 March, you may have noticed that your app suddenly upgraded and you now have the option of using WhatsApp…
The service providers best suited to this changing ICT environment will be those that have zero interest in specific vendor solutions, says Louis Jardim, commercial director at Turrito Networks.
The Micromega Group subsidiary has acquired a majority stake in well-known IT support firm Dial a Nerd.
MICROmega Group company Turrito Networks has entered into a strategic partnership with Saicom Voice Services, a leading provider of Voice over Internet Protocol (VOIP) services aimed at simplifying telephony for…
MICROmega Group company, Turrito Networks, has been awarded an IT infrastructure upgrade contract from Antalis South Africa to modernise its network
Dial a Nerd, a technology support company known for 17 years for sending a nerd to fix your computer, has been snapped up by Turrito Networks, a subsidiary of JSE-listed…
Electricity supply disruption looks set to become a permanent feature of the South African business landscape, says Louis Jardim of Turrito Networks
Building an empire from scratch with Brian Timperley and Louis Jardim from Turrito Networks. CNBC Africa investigates.
South Africa’s bandwidth pricing has experienced less dramatic reductions of late, after several years of more aggressive price drops – but, predicts Brian Timperley of Turrito Networks, a new round…
As senior account managers in a major ICT company during the 2000s, the corporate accounts that Brian Timperley and Louis Jardim serviced enjoyed substantial support, but smaller customers were falling…
MICROmega company Turrito Networks has acquired a majority stake in IT support company, Dial-a-Nerd.
Having reliable, high-speed connectivity has become an imperative for small to medium businesses. But with many decision-makers still focused on traditional ADSL access, what needs to happen for fibre to…
Following its acquisition of Dial-a-Nerd last year, MICROmega Group company Turrito Networks is now able to provide its small to medium enterprise (SME) customers with a complete ICT value proposition.
A new round of disruption is due under the pressures of fibre rollout and the growth of international OTT services like WhatsApp, says Brian Timperley of Turrito Networks.
International food services company Famous Brands has appointed Turrito Networks to manage the entire wide area network (WAN) serving its South African manufacturing plants, distribution centres and head office.
Thanks to the evolution of technology, small to medium enterprises (SMEs) no longer need to be responsible for IT in the traditional sense. With these companies under pressure to deliver…
International food services company Famous Brands has appointed Turrito Networks to manage the entire wide area network (WAN) serving its South African manufacturing plants, distribution centres and head office.
Every business needs computer systems – and thanks to cloud computing, says Brian Timperley of Turrito Networks, that can now be the easiest part of starting out.
Small and medium-sized enterprises are far ahead of their larger counterparts when it comes to adopting cloud-based services, says Brian Timperley of Turrito Networks and many are out-competing their rivals…
The price of broadband internet access for small- to medium-sized businesses is plummeting, says Turrito Networks commercial director Louis Jardim, opening the way to more widespread investment in cloud applications…
The telecommunications industry is not known for its excellent customer service – but for those who can get it right, the rewards are great. Johannesburg entrepreneurs Brian Timperley and Louis…
Turrito Networks is a Converged Communication provider, delivering MPLS networks, hosting facilities, dedicated internet and cloud computing services.
