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Christoff Pienaar discusses whether a Digital Revolution Commission will be enough to revive SA’s ICT sector

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Christoff Pienaar discusses whether a Digital Revolution Commission will be enough to revive SA’s ICT sector

Technology & Sourcing Director Christoff Pienaar joined Classic FM's Business show to discuss whether a Digital Revolution Commission will be enough to revive SA’s ICT sector.

12 Jun 2018 06:39 Minutes Podcast
Christoff Pienaar discusses whether a Digital Revolution Commission will be enough to revive SA’s ICT sector

Christoff Pienaar discusses whether a Digital Revolution Commission will be enough to revive SA’s ICT sector

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Christoff Pienaar discusses whether a Digital Revolution Commission will be enough to revive SA’s ICT sector

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Technology & Sourcing Director Christoff Pienaar joined Classic FM's Business show to discuss whether a Digital Revolution Commission will be enough to revive SA’s ICT sector.

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